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I looked at these ROMs from MacElite: OEM 4MX 1088 AGP 2x/4x 270/270 MHz ?MB TSOP DDR 64KB Download (ZIP) OEM 4MX 1091 AGP 2x/4x 270/270 MHz ?MB TSOP DDR 64KB Download (ZIP) OEM 4MX 1100 AGP 2x/4x 270/270 MHz ?MB TSOP DDR 64KB Download (ZIP) OEM 4MX 1121 AGP 2x/4x 270/270 MHz 32MB TSOP...

Carrying on from Re: Mac OS 9 booting on: iMac G4 Flat-panel (Detailed Posts) Regarding the GeForce 4MX fcode that is included in the iMac G4 Flat-Panel 1.67 GHz (PowerMac6,1). Did Apple make a 1.67 GHz PowerMac6,1? What's the model number? Apple link? EveryMac link? I've dumped the assembly...

Diodes are cool. FULL BRIDGE RECTIFIER!!!

I'm no electronics engineer. Why are there two capacitors? Would 10 + 0.1 = 10.1 be equivelant?. One is polarized. The other is not. Why? How does the power get from C to Vcc/GND? What amount of current is being sucked from C?

Google something like "homebrew add 3rd party casks". That cask you linked might have incorrect URLs or point to older versions of the driver (it says 10.9-10.11 when there's a 10.11-10.15 available). You should probably just install it manually. Use Pacifist.app to extract the .kext from the...

Maybe you can find the patch by tracing through a call to _Control in MacsBug or Jasik's The Debugger. Does a _Control call from an app (see the linked "Disk Icons" sample code) get the icon from your driver or is the control call intercepted by a patch that overrides your driver as described...

Did you lookup kdgMediaIconSuite for DriverGestalt? csCode 22 is kMediaIcon "Return media icon" Some notes for kMediaIcon, "Return media icon", and kdgMediaIconSuite : https://developer.apple.com/library/archive/technotes/dv/dv_05.html Jun 1, 1985 - June 1, 1995 "Drive Queue Elements"...

It should have a resource fork on your M4 Mac mini. Copy it to the Quadra using a method that preserves the resource fork.

Does it have a resource fork on your Quadra 700?

Install CodeWarrior Pro 4 and its MetroNub extension. Fix the cinttypes header as described in one of the source files. Build the SlotsGrab target. Debug the target from the IDE. Where does it stop? What error does it report?

I have a SlotsGrab utility at https://github.com/joevt/SlotsDump Read these: https://68kmla.org/bb/index.php?threads/calling-all-roms-collecting-declrom-data.46056 https://68kmla.org/bb/index.php?threads/any-apps-that-probe-nubus-space.49830...

I can't debug the problem without information from a debugger. But I can make a change to let you enter a specific slot to look at which might skip the problem? Download v1.3. Run SlotsGrab and enter E at the prompt to only dump Slot E.

Do you mean the latest version doesn't run in Mac OS 9 (i.e. it's for Mac OS X) or that the latest version that runs in Mac OS 9 did not show the information? What are the versions that didn't work and the versions that did?

What slot is the card in? You can try running Code Warrior Pro 4 to debug it. What does slotrom-1.0.4 show in the dbglog? Attached some other apps from Apple.

Try PowerLogix CPU Director? There's a Mac OS 9 version and versions for some earlier versions of Mac OS X. Performance Tools/CHUD/Hardware Tools has a program called "Reggie SE.app" which lets you view registers.

Use SlotsDump.zip from release v1.2. v1.1 didn't have resource forks.

The zip command in macOS doesn't include resource forks. I made a new release v1.2 using the compress command from the Finder's file menu.

You run it on a Mac that contains the NuBus or PDS card to extract the ROM of the NuBus or PDS card. The Radius SE Accelerator 16 is a PDS card so I think it should have a slot ROM that SlotsGrab should be able to get. SlotsDump gets the ROM too and also displays the contents and icons...

Try SlotsGrab at https://github.com/joevt/SlotsDump

Probably not. As you can see by the code snippet in #15 , only the PDM machines are specified.