On Aug 19, 2015, at 5:48 PM, Mark Cave-Ayland wrote:
On 19/08/15 22:45, Programmingkid wrote:
On Aug 19, 2015, at 5:39 PM, Mark Cave-Ayland wrote:
On 19/08/15 22:31, Programmingkid wrote:
Would you know how to disable the RTAS? I want to test out these patches but no directions were given on how to disable the node.
Looks like you just missed my latest email - there should be no change required for the RTAS settings.
Ok. If you have tested Cormac's patches, do you see Mac OS 9 booting? I followed all the directions from his testing page and couldn't see anything that belongs to Mac OS 9. Here is the url: http://c-obrien.org/qemu-os9/testing/
I did my test on Mac OS X, so that could be the problem.
Yes I did have it working with the github macos9 branch and the Cormac's github upstream branch earlier in the week. Note that sometimes you can get a hang before the grey screen appears...
If you have a specific problem, reply to the thread on the mailing list and supply a link to a screenshot so other people can test.
I have followed the directions twice from the testing page and have ended up with just this error message: MacOS: unable to find a usable NVRAM partititon - using offset 0x1400.
I am building on Mac OS X, so that could be the problem.
Cormac, the testing page needs minor changes.
The line where configure is set, please change the path from "$HOME/os9/qemu-install" to "$HOME/os9-test/qemu-install". The "-test" part is missing.
After the "Run QEMU with the following command:" text, please remove the "cd ..". That would take the user into the home folder rather than in the os9-test folder.
The command that runs QEMU should be free of any '>' characters. They cause files to be made called -bios, -boot, -ccdrom, -M, and -m. It would probably be easier to copy and paste the command if it were on one line.
At the top of the page it talks about having Python 2 installed. The rest of the directions make no mention of using Python. Are you sure it is needed?
Other than the minor issues, the web site looks good. Thank you.
On Thu, Aug 20, 2015 at 11:17 AM, Programmingkid programmingkidx@gmail.com wrote:
On Aug 19, 2015, at 5:48 PM, Mark Cave-Ayland wrote:
On 19/08/15 22:45, Programmingkid wrote:
On Aug 19, 2015, at 5:39 PM, Mark Cave-Ayland wrote:
On 19/08/15 22:31, Programmingkid wrote:
Would you know how to disable the RTAS? I want to test out these patches but no directions were given on how to disable the node.
Looks like you just missed my latest email - there should be no change required for the RTAS settings.
Ok. If you have tested Cormac's patches, do you see Mac OS 9 booting? I followed all the directions from his testing page and couldn't see anything that belongs to Mac OS 9. Here is the url: http://c-obrien.org/qemu-os9/testing/
I did my test on Mac OS X, so that could be the problem.
Yes I did have it working with the github macos9 branch and the Cormac's github upstream branch earlier in the week. Note that sometimes you can get a hang before the grey screen appears...
If you have a specific problem, reply to the thread on the mailing list and supply a link to a screenshot so other people can test.
I have followed the directions twice from the testing page and have ended up with just this error message: MacOS: unable to find a usable NVRAM partititon - using offset 0x1400.
I am building on Mac OS X, so that could be the problem.
That message is itself not an error, just informational -- OS 9 will reserve some memory to function as the missing NVRAM. It takes a varying amount of time to continue from there but it should be less than 10 seconds.
Cormac, the testing page needs minor changes.
The line where configure is set, please change the path from "$HOME/os9/qemu-install" to "$HOME/os9-test/qemu-install". The "-test" part is missing.
After the "Run QEMU with the following command:" text, please remove the "cd ..". That would take the user into the home folder rather than in the os9-test folder.
At that point the user should be in qemu-build, so the parent is os9-test.
The command that runs QEMU should be free of any '>' characters. They cause files to be made called -bios, -boot, -ccdrom, -M, and -m. It would probably be easier to copy and paste the command if it were on one line.
I'll put another text box in for copy-paste purposes, but I do prefer the current formatting. I just used '>' since that's the default $PS2 in bash.
At the top of the page it talks about having Python 2 installed. The rest of the directions make no mention of using Python. Are you sure it is needed?
QEMU uses autoconf for some Python-related stuff, so it definitely is necessary. I included this because Arch users might not be aware of the 'python' -> 'python3' that Arch uses by default.
Other than the minor issues, the web site looks good. Thank you.
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