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1. PEARPC MAC OS X SETUP FOR MAC OS X
2. PEARPC MAC OS X SETUP MAC OS X
3. PEARPC MAC OS X SETUP INSTALL
4. PEARPC MAC OS X SETUP ZIP FILE
5. PEARPC MAC OS X SETUP DRIVER

Here's an example of booting a Power Macintosh G3 "Beige" machine on a Gnu/Linux system: qemu-system-ppc -machine g3beige -cpu G3 -m 128M -L pc-bios -hda powermacg3.img -cdrom Jaguar-CD1.iso -boot d // (change d to c or a to change the startup disk to a hard or floppy disk). I'm mentioning this in case there's anyone who doesn't know about this. And if anyone needs 512 MB of memory, 0x20000000 should be equivalent.Īs an extra tip (even though this is about PearPC), if your system supports running a copy, Qemu can also emulate a PowerPC with an OpenFirmware alternative, allowing it to imitate a ppc Mac. The previous poster is right (maybe because my box is an AMD64 architecture)-the G3 does best with emulation. Tiger, however, will run perfectly on the machine. While it's not Puma, I'd like to add 10.4 "Tiger" 8A162 beta does not seem to like PearPC-it's hung on every attempt, oddly.

PEARPC MAC OS X SETUP INSTALL

(I found setting custom flags to the build doesn't give that much more speed in my case, but for others, it might help.) From there, just drag video.x and the new ppc binary out to where you want it (unless you want to install it instead). It's actually quite simple if you've compiled before, as it basically is just: extract with tar.

PEARPC MAC OS X SETUP MAC OS X

I downloaded a tarball and did this to get a just-in-time compilation of 0.5. Mac OS X Server 1.0- Retail, server edition only- Does not have Aqua interface, this is basically the release version of Rhapsody, although was not a big seller before what we know now as OS X was launched- Can only be run on supported PowerPC Macs Mac OS X Server 1. Compile your own copy to get the most speed out of it. I'm mentioning this in the event someone needs a larger disk, but doesn't want to get the error I did originally. A few pre-downloadable disks (3 & 6 GB) are available from the site, but you can make your own with the dd command in most *nix-like systems, including OS X.

PEARPC MAC OS X SETUP DRIVER

Your "disk" needs to be a value/multiple of 516096. The PearPC folder then contained the following files: Changelog text file, COPYING license file, nvram file, the (three ISO image files of the three MAC OS X installation disks) panther1.iso, panther2.iso, panther3.iso, the pearpc-3gib.img and pearpc-6gib.img files, the (PearPC executable file) pcc.exe, Video driver - video.x, ppccfg.example. I use this method because directly installing from the DVD to the USB drive does not work.I was honestly hoping a post about Puma would be made, as I was thinking of posting one myself! I might add a few things that have really helped me in this case: Click the Customize button, and uncheck Additional Print Drivers, Additional Asian Fonts, and Localized Files Click Install and wait a long time.

Start PearPC, wait and follow the instructions given by the installer.

PEARPC MAC OS X SETUP FOR MAC OS X

For Mac OS X 10.2 (Jaguar): set promenvbootargs to ''.

PEARPC MAC OS X SETUP ZIP FILE

This zip file contains: PearPC 0.3.1 (ppc.exe), PearPC config file (ppccfg. This tutorial is for Macs that don't officially support booting OS X off of USB. Set promdrivergraphic to 'path/to/video.x'. Installing OS X on a PC Step 1: Make a folder call C:PearPC Step 2: Download the zip file at the link below and extract all the files inside this zip file to C:PearPC folder.

Configure it like you would as if OS X was on the hard drive.

D:Mac5FOS5FX5FEmulationPearPCpearpc-3gib.img: could not open file (No error) The installation then halts.

The bootable drive has been created! Plug it into a PowerPC Mac, hold down Option while turning it on, and select "Tiger USB".ġ0. On clicking the newly created icon Mac OS X in PearPC Control Panel I get the following output. Select "tigerusb.img" and let it copy to the drive.ĩ. After that I edited the config file that PearPC uses to start the Mac environment and started the Apple install. Select your USB drive from the list and right click and choose "Format with Disk Image."Ĩ. PearPC needs a hard disk image file to install OS X onto and I used a utility that comes with the PearPC distribution and created a 3 GB disk image. Plug in your flash drive and open TransMac.ħ. When installation is finished and PearPC restarts, close PearPC when the intro video ends.Ħ. Use the volume name "Tiger USB" for this tutorial)ĥ. (Make sure you go into Disk Utility and format the image. Install Tiger from the ISO using minimal install (uncheck everything but what's required) to tigerusb.img.

Download the trial of TransMac, too.ĭownload PearPC and 3GB/6GB disk images here.ģ. Download PearPC (and a GUI, such as PearPC Control Panel) and the 6GB blank disk image (for 8GB drive) or 3GB image (for 4GB drive). Copy the Mac OS X Tiger DVD to an ISO file.Ģ. Here are the instructions to create a live USB of Tiger:ġ. I created a bootable USB drive using Windows with Tiger on it using PearPC and TransMac, for PowerPC.