It’s also pretty cool to actually see MacOS 9.2.2 boot to the desktop on your Windows, Mac, or Linux computer and run some programs! I have been compiling and hosting disk images with my progress so others may debug and provide feedback.

If you are able to debug with macsbug or QEMU, please help! =D My theory now is that Open Transport's serial subsystem is causing the crashes.

If the System file has the resource 'wart' present, crash, because this references Open Transport calls. If Open Transport ASLM is present in the extensions folder, system crashes. Open Transport seems to crash the system at boot. MacOS 9.2.2 functions with a patched System Suitcase (wart resource removed) and Open Transport ASLM libraries removed from the extensions folder. You are able to boot a full MacOS 9.2.1 system with Open Transport disabled. There is no sound, or network support currently on either version. I seek assistance for this project, and invite the anyone here to look at what we have accomplished and provide feedback and input on what we would like to accomplish.Īs it currently stands, QEMU successfully boots MacOS 9.2.1 and 9.2.2 in a limited fashion. In my research to debug and provide feedback to the developers with the intended goal of QEMU successfully emulating a a real Macintosh from a hardware standpoint, I have found this forum and its users to be a trove of information. Most of research and progress has been on the emaculation forums, and on the QEMU-Devel mailing list. My name is Alfonso, I have been working with the QEMU project as of late to have MacOS 9.2.2 boot successfully on the emulator.

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