Why would you want to do that? That would cause a large confusion.
Do you want to want to type your paths as:
HALexample/path/
UNIXexample/path/
Fink-Nottleexample/path/
That is not how the POSIX standard works for absolute path. For absolute path, the path needs to start with 1-2 forward...
I rebased the GCC 2.7.2 patch onto GCC 2.7.2.3, and converted it to a more modern diff format.
https://gist.github.com/uyjulian/78f1234f82ad429ce43d4db00bd3b574
I'm curious if it's possible to make a SCSI port multiplier, or if it's daisy chain only.
There's also the Scuzzygraph, which provides a display through SCSI. A device similar to that would be nice to easily add more displays.
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I'm curious if some processing is offloaded (similar to the...
File System Manager exists, which is the interface to add other file systems. I haven't really looked into it yet to see how you access and mount filesystems versus the FUSE interface.
FatFs is an open source library implementing FAT file systems including exFAT.
Also, the open source lwext4...
If you make a disk image, you can copy it to other CD-R, transfer it to a Mac OS X machine to mount it, or read it in emulators like QEMU, SheepShaver, or Basilisk II.
You can use different SD cards with SCSI2SD. If you want to use one SD card, you can change the partition/drive mapping by usage of scsi2sd-util.
In case of internal HDD failure, you may need to remove the internal HDD to avoid a delay in boot.
Cross application communication could be done easily using Apple Events.
Each application could run in its own Toolbox environment.
It seems like Elliot Nunn is disassembling the Classic ROM.
I know adding RAM to a 4•8 card allows it to operate as a 8•24 card, but what happens when you add RAM to a 8•24 card?
This "chip" was very easy to pull off of the card. Looking at other images of the 8•24 card, I've seen plastic packages, but none of this kind. Was it a prototype card...
I think it would be nice to start up emulating the Toby graphics card, since it should be compatible with most software including A/UX.
About QuickDraw acceleration: What about emulating 68k code? It can possibly be quite a bit faster with little effort compared to reimplementing QuickDraw, and...
FPGA would be interesting. However, the Apollo core is closed source (because they are intending to manufacture it on ASIC), so an alternative method would be needed.
It would be interesting to accelerate 68k on ARM processor. This exists: https://github.com/PandTomB/uae4arm
Use losetup to create a loop device for the 2nd drive at an offset, then mount that.
You can also extract the image for the 2nd drive using dd at an offset, make changes, then reinsert the image.
If you have multiple CD or floppy drives, you can use them at the same time to rip your CDs and floppies faster.
... on macOS using hdiutil, you can have multiple operations running at the same time. I'm not too sure about classic Mac OS and Disk Copy 6.3.3, so you may need to have a machine...
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