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« Reply #60 on: 6 June 2004, 06:14 »
Update...I just got hold of PearPC 0.1.2 and OSX 10.3 today  

I have a Pentium 4 2.8Ghz, and the emulation is indeed rather slow, but usable.  It takes about five minutes to boot the image.  Moving windows around and minimizing/maximizing lags somewhat as well.  However, I can use it without getting a headache.  ;)   I found I could speed up Finder a crapload by clicking on that oval-shaped thing in the right-hand corner (lol...what's it called?) so that it looks like the old Finder, and using new windows each time.  There's no networking support for Windows yet, so I can't test out Safari.

But I must say, OSX is quite an amazing package.  It's like the classic OS with an opening to the internals, thanks to the terminal and Activity Monitor.     Just one thing...how do I make the Unix hierarchy appear in Finder?  :confused:

Still, emulating a G3, standard graphics, no USB, etc., I wouldn't recommend any less than my current CPU right now.     It's early yet, so PearPC may speed up in the future.
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« Reply #61 on: 6 June 2004, 06:36 »
I just got a BSOD in Win2k while running this.  UNEXPECTED_KERNEL_MODE_TRAP.  :mad:
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« Reply #62 on: 6 June 2004, 14:55 »
I tried same as you WMD, but on Linux. I got it to install but the installation wouldn't boot.
I gave up and took my 3GB disk space back.

May give it a try again when it has progressed a little. I have some got nice screenies from using it though
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« Reply #63 on: 6 June 2004, 21:45 »
Hey, does anyone have copies of PearPC 0.1.2, Mac OS X, and Virtual PC?
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« Reply #64 on: 6 June 2004, 23:01 »
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Originally posted by M51DPS:
Hey, does anyone have copies of PearPC 0.1.2, Mac OS X, and Virtual PC?


I have Virtual PC (the last non-MS version)
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« Reply #65 on: 6 June 2004, 23:21 »
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I tried same as you WMD, but on Linux. I got it to install but the installation wouldn't boot.


I couldn't get it to boot either, until I used a config frontend program from the PearPC site.  However, it's only for win32.  :(

http://pearpc.sourceforge.net/wiki/index.php?FrontPage
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« Reply #66 on: 15 June 2004, 19:36 »
why do you PC guys bash us with all of these myths?? Fact is , OS X can do almost everything that you guys can! I have a linux PC at home AND a mac running panther, and i would choose the mac. Plus, macs come with loads of free stuff, such as tony hawk's pro skater 4, none of those demo versions that the windows boxes come with.  
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« Reply #67 on: 16 June 2004, 00:42 »
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how do I make the Unix hierarchy appear in Finder?


Why in blue blazes would you want to do that?
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« Reply #68 on: 16 June 2004, 01:29 »
Was expecting that reply.     I'm much a Linux/Unix guy and I want to play around.  It's only an emulated version, so I don't mind if I mess it up.  ;)
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« Reply #69 on: 16 June 2004, 02:15 »
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why do you PC guys bash us with all of these myths?? Fact is , OS X can do almost everything that you guys can! I have a linux PC at home AND a mac running panther, and i would choose the mac. Plus, macs come with loads of free stuff, such as tony hawk's pro skater 4, none of those demo versions that the windows boxes come with.    


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« Reply #70 on: 16 June 2004, 05:54 »
vmac ppc is cool.  I have OS 1.1 running on it.  It is only for osx as far as I know, and I had to find a rom file to get it to work.  I found that in os 1.1 if you highlight the trash can or open it, then click on the menu bar and it will crash with the all too common "sorry, a system error has occored..."  I am not sure if this is because of the emulator, or if os 1.1 really did that.
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« Reply #71 on: 16 June 2004, 08:02 »
System 1.1 really did that. It does that on my original Mac
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« Reply #72 on: 16 June 2004, 18:03 »
Now what would be neat is to run OS X emulated under windows with PearPC, which is emulated on a Mac with VirtualPC. It would be horribly, ridiculously slow, but just think about how cool that would be....
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« Reply #73 on: 16 June 2004, 21:11 »
^ Someone posted a pic of that at Slashdot.
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« Reply #74 on: 17 June 2004, 06:19 »
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Originally posted by JimmyJames: GenSTEP Founder:
System 1.1 really did that. It does that on my original Mac


Wow. Really?
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