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The other question I’d ask is are there any extensions you are running in common between the systems that mess with the RAM at any sort of way?

In a coincidence, I just saw your post on the Garden >2 years ago under the Bolo page, and I actually do have a compiled version of the bolorama UNIX executable that I use to host a server.

Never had an issue, either. With an address error, is it possible that you have some bad RAM, or at the least an iffy connection to some of the built-in RAM? Any other issues at all with any other applications?

Interesting. At the same time, I suppose I could just mirror the files onto the Pi and call it a day. I just wish I could figure out how to change the name of the share and the username/password for AppleTalk!

Thanks for a really nice technical overview! Fascinating...is there a good resource summarizing this as well as headers, etc, work in general?

The only Bin/Cue I ever came across on Mac was 3D Virtual Pool. I imagine there are others.

The script is a great option, thank you for this. …I’m also not pulling things out of wherever. I’m just saying it’s a viable option if done properly, and the OP was also asking for Mac-based options. I’m not putting down Windows options or dd or anything.

Oh of course, that makes sense, but if it’s all you happen to have…

Hasn’t made one bad image for me, ever, under 10.4 or 10.6.

If you rename a .cdr to .iso, it’s the same thing. Plus if we are dealing with Macs, why not? Macs also don’t generate .iso files via Disk Utility.

If using the older Macs, under earlier OS X, use Disk Utility to make an image of the drive device into a .cdr.

Will it have the right System Enabler (if needed)?

Just a joke. That’s a lot of coin this fella has into this when a Quadra would be more capable and cheaper. He will have one heck of an SE/30.

Yep, I gotta be that guy. Buy a Quadra :P

Seems to work on Classilla on 8.6 on my PTPro:

If I could only modify my MacIPRPi to set it the way I want…

The myriad ways of accomplishing something! You guys never cease to amaze me.

I'd get in on this, too...not sure how I missed this thing.

I'm sure most people have Mac serial mini-DIN to USB converters in their back pockets!