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CODE resources are handled by the Segment Manager. Mac OS X PPC or Rosetta can use PEF apps in user space (Carbon apps). In kernel space, I think only IOGraphicsFamily uses PEFs.

PEF is not a thing in Mac OS X except for the ndrv for a GPU used in a IONDRVFramebuffer (subclass of IOFramebuffer) kernel extension. An IONDRVFramebuffer allows most any GPU that works with OS 9 to be usable in Mac OS X without having to create a new driver. New drivers are required for 2D/3D...

In Mac OS 9, the Code Fragment Manager handles PEFs which are shared libraries. In Mac OS X, there's a PEF loader in IOGraphicsFamily which loads an ndrv into the kernel.

I don't understand this. Power is Voltage x Current. Current is Voltage ÷ Resistance. A power supply controls voltage. The load controls/is resistance. Maybe "Adaptor supplying too much power" means too much voltage? The load controls current. If the load tries to take too much current (a low...

ROM Maps at https://github.com/joevt/68k-mac-rom-maps ROM Fiend at https://github.com/joevt/rom_fiend uses the ROM Maps but also dumps declaration ROMs, Dispatch Tables, Universal Tables, Resources. ROM Fiend is a template that is used by Hex Fiend at https://github.com/joevt/HexFiend I...

I don't know if telnet can be used before probe-all? probe-all is when the fcode of the graphics cards are loaded. Do an nvram script to see what's available before probe-all? But where would the output go? Maybe it's buffered and it will appear when the console is installed and opens the...

Is there a relation between the amount of time the machine is off, and the amount of time that the clock is behind by? Is the amount of time that the clock is behind by at least less than the amount of time the machine was off? Wouldn't a bad crystal also affect the time while the computer is...

With the resource fork intact, the tbxi dump command will include in the dump a "SysEnabler" file which may include an optional PEF in some Mac OS ROM versions.

I updated my fork with your changes. See my last commit notes.

Emulation and info regarding "Flasher (TNT 0.6)" https://tinkerdifferent.com/threads/apple-network-server-macos-based-roms-found.4756/post-41630

Read the chip first in your programmer and compare with a ROM dump from Open Firmware. This will verify the address and data lines are correct. I just finished adding emulation of flashable ROM chips (AMD Am28F020 or Intel 28F020) to my fork of DingusPPC (code not committed yet). These are...

Not so interesting. The CPU can only know a few virtual -> physical translations at one time and DingusPPC can only output those. It's the OS that keeps track of all the translations. An exception handler is used when the CPU tries to access a virtual memory address that it doesn't know about...

You can try finding Apple's NDRV sample code "GDX 950717". Search for it on an older Apple Developer CD. Dev.CD/Development Kits/Hardware/PCI Driver Development Kit /• Samples/Driver Samples/Video samples/GDX 950717 It's missing stuff that exists in more modern NDRV for Mac OS X (EDID/DDC/?)...

Gray screen is used for display color depth transitions so that you don't get weird colors during the transition. The CLUT/gamma table is turned gray so that all depths show the same gray color.

I think a Power Mac 6100 with 64+64+8 MB of RAM has discontiguous physical RAM addresses (in DingusPPC at least). It has a MMU though. I haven't checked if the MMU gets used even if virtual memory is disabled. Should write a debugger routine that dumps the virtual -> physical mappings. The...

We can see that the silkscreen indicates the position of pin 1 (diagonal outside corner) in the images at: https://68kmla.org/bb/index.php?threads/obsoletes-se-30-reloaded-build.46570/ I guess the presence of the socket obfuscates that? But no, the image of the socket in the first post in...

The property will have an incorrect address or length which could cause an exception. 0 > .properties AAPL,gray-value DEFAULT CATCH!, code=FFF00300 ok

Like I said before, " AAPL,gray-value" property FFFFFFFF encode-int is very wrong. It should be: FFFFFFFF encode-int " AAPL,gray-value" property

My MacOSXUpdCombo10.4.11PPC.dmg is 180.8 MiB (189.6 MB) and can update all versions of 10.4 to 10.4.11, according to https://web.archive.org/web/20080111152932/http://docs.info.apple.com/article.html?artnum=306297 Actually, there's still a download for it at...

Classic development from Apple consisted of MPW and ResEdit. Source code version control was done using MPW Projector. MPW contained C, Pascal, Assembly headers and UNIX-like commands. The commands included compilers and linkers, disassemblers, etc. Rez, DeRez, GetFileInfo, SetFile still exist...