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That would work...unsure with what he said that he has any other classic Mac, however.

The issue you may have is that since the OS 9 System Folder was not on the Tiger partition when you installed it, parts that are needed for Classic were not updated within it. I can always send you my email 10.4-based OS 9 System Folder and see if that works. Also, unless you are doing two...

Sure, how can I best get it to you guys?

I’d take those to the AppleSauce Discord channel…those guys work magic on this sort of stuff.

Thank you, but can you also show me how to strip all of that out? As far as files, I regularly use macOS 10.14, and 15 and save files on a CF for my 1400...no issue.

Unless he has an Ethernet PC card or some sort of serial to ethernet/appletalk device, that will be basically impossible.

I must have had the wrong book, sorry: https://vintageapple.org/macbooks/pdf/The_Dead_Mac_Scrolls_1992.pdf

I'd probably think a filter issue, there can be ghosting issues if they are not working properly. Best thing to do is to test the filters (basically a resistor pack) against states values in the Pina guides: https://vintageapple.org/macbooks/pdf/Macintosh_Repair_&_Upgrade_Secrets_1990.pdf

This is a real nice, welcome addition. Will give it a go with Classilla on my PT Pro this evening. Thank you!

Best I know of: - Get a CF PC Card adapter, something like this...

Hellcats should!

Mentioned Plus because the image says it’s for a Plus-type machine…not that you were using one. I was differentiating real hardware vs emulated, not your specific machine. Glad you got it mounting. I was just trying to ascertain just what the setup was. As for adding files to a .hda, what sort...

So essentially it wasn’t made for use on a real Plus then?

Call me stupid, but that’s that got to do with a Plus?

Next question: what’s an FPGA?

Perhaps the image is just corrupted then. I’d just find a replacement or get the software piecemeal from elsewhere.

Wait, so you are now using a different image rather than the original one?

Dual boot is incredibly easy, it's not even funny. Your best bet for playing modern stuff is an older version of VLC that will run on early OS X (like 10.4).

That’s the Control Strip. Nice score in general. For video game emulation in that era do early OS X, visit bannister.org, Richard Bannister’s site. He has ports of tons of emulators still hosted on his site.

What’s installed on there now?