jajan547
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My apologies yes that's what I meant to say.Do you mean 20mb (16+4)?
My apologies yes that's what I meant to say.Do you mean 20mb (16+4)?
Error 10 = illegal 68k instructionBad news still doesn't work, loads into the OS only when extensions are disabled. With extensions you get a Error 10 Bomb. When It loads without extensions you get the typical blank background, no words, and a lonesome mouse. Is there anything else we can try?
I did this as well and still same result with extensions locks up, without I get a frozen background and a mouse that moves. I even went into sheepsaver and disabled the extensions taht had red “x’s” over them.You can also try to boot while pressing space bar to load extension manager at boot to switch on/off Extensions that can crash because their related to PPC arch. If you can't load extension manager at boot by this way so one of the faulty extension is loaded before the one that manage EM load at startup (like AppleCD driver from my experience …).
You have to know that Extensions are loaded by alphabetical order so any extension which has its name starting by a white-space or special character like tilde will be loaded before "a"
This is super cool, thank you @zefrenchtoonok, as soon as possible, I will use DiskJockey to make a proper disk image with driver.
As you can read on this thread, this wonderfull tool can now add SCSI driver on an existing hdd image:
https://68kmla.org/bb/index.php?threads/disk-jockey-a-simple-hd-image-creator.41075/post-449782
Wonderful news let us know.Some news … OneGeekArmy found the bug and released a new version of DiskJockey.
I will test this evening on my 6100 !
The installer was on the drive. I booted a 630 (68040) from a fresh install. It was a little buggy - specifically crashed instead of shutting down.@zefrenchtoon was 68k compatibility ever verified or found to work?
Strange I’ve had a few people say that it doesn’t boot at all on machines such as the 475 IIci or other machinesThe installer was on the drive. I booted a 630 (68040) from a fresh install. It was a little buggy - specifically crashed instead of shutting down.
Edited :Strange I’ve had a few people say that it doesn’t boot at all on machines such as the 475 IIci or other machines
Sorry for the late answer, I was in holiday with my family in an area with a very poor connection@zefrenchtoon was 68k compatibility ever verified or found to work?
The installer was on the drive. I booted a 630 (68040) from a fresh install. It was a little buggy - specifically crashed instead of shutting down.
Oh interesting, the installer is approved for the 630 but not the 475.How did you get the installer to work ??
On my 475@33MHz, I tried to launch installer and it refuses (using the main installer or the root one) as you can see in my photos.