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ASUS made an adapter for using Pentium M in P4 mainboards.

Does anyone have a recent build of DOSBox for OS X that emulates more speedy on G3/G4?

Am I the only one that would love to use a PPC SeaMonkey 2.1 or later?

You can run Einstein,a Newton emulator.

Looked into early Mozilla source code and found makefiles for Rhapsody Yellow Box and OPENSTEP.

Didn't you try OmniWeb or Camino?

does anyone have the OS X server 1.0 source? Also known as Darwin 0.1 files stamped 16th March 1999 it contains a lot of Next code and Apple's original OS X planned features I found only a incomplete mirror.

Has someone here fitted a 7455 MDD module into the G4 Digital Audio?

I remember trying Minimo and Fennec.They were made because of the 32MB limit on Windows Mobile.

http://sourceforge.net/projects/decompiler/ written with .NET and is not complete yet.

The older G4 like Gigabit Ethernet need 3,3 V Cards.

I guess its because of chips manufactured in a smaller die size on the 6400/6500 that need less power.

This is just a disguised 486 router + wlan card development was a bit rushed.

Do you have the right SDK?

1.Nintendo did the same mistake on the Gamecube and Wii,only 256 kb cache. 2. A CPU upgrade manufacturer found out that there is only a minimal speed gain if they use a DDR RAM cache on a G4.

1. Getting some system 7.1 source into A/UX. 2. Running A/UX on MESS,emulation up to Mac IIcx or ci. Every interested guy can help A/UX then. 3. NEXTSTEP being ported to mac68k }:) 4.Improving A/UX,more HW support,better X11 support,speed optimisations.

You can try out the much more usable MacOS betas called 7.7. They are a continuation of 7.6 at the time they stopped Copland and have almost the same UI look. A small part of Copland source got into Darwin I already wrote about that.

Congratulations,you catched it. The project "Big Mac" existed in protoype stage,you can find screenshots on the web. It was a 68020 UNIX system but with b/w display and some prelimiary ADB bus.

www.mess.org the current SVN build got a 68030 emulation from MAME and the developers wrote emulation code for a SE/30 and the II family. This emulator supports almost all variations of old computers and consoles, most of them very accurate. It may be the first emulator for running A/UX. Or...

I found the blog of someone who povides links to the Copland developer PDFs that came on the CD's. Of course its called Mac OS 8,like in the small source parts that made it into Darwin. For interested people: http://www.pagetable.com/?m=200906