Disable everything in uMatrix. Then enable some things and check again. Check every single element. That's the cool thing with uMatrix. After about half an hour it finally worked for me and is pretty fast.
Set uMatrix to block unnecessary calls to other servers.
uMatrix replicates the functions of two addons (Request Policy and NoScript). So, adding NoScript would be redundant.
Already had these two set but it wasn't enough, playback would lag and eventually glitch out. With these skip settings, the lag and most glitches are gone, but it more or less skips every other frame - I don't find it too distracting, but it is noticeable for sure. I have yet to really try mplayer, although I do have a few different builds of it on here.
Stupid me
I clearly did not think. You meant simple HTML mode... There's nothing really there to block, also mentioned by dronecatcher
$ sudo startmol -X --cdboot
Mac-on-Linux 0.9.73-SVN [Apr 27 2014 19:21]
Copyright (C) 1997-2004 Samuel Rydh
Starting MOL session 1
Removing stale lockfile /var/local/mol/lock/mol-1
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* Measuring the timebase frequency.
* This will take about 5 seconds
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01FC9EF6
01FC9EED
01FC9EF5
01FC9EFE
01FC9EFF
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* Adding 'timebase_frequency: 0x01FC9EED' to
* /etc/mol/session.map will prevent this delay
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KVM mapped 00000000 - 0x80000000 to 0x40000000 flags 0
Unknown processor id (0000).
Running in PowerPC 750 mode, -2048 MB RAM
Timebase: 33.33 MHz, Bus: 1000.00 MHz, Clock: 2000 MHz
Using USB mouse on /dev/input/mice
Could not open '/var/local/mol/x11.kbd'
Video driver(s): [xvideo]
640* 480, depth 8,32 { 0.0 } Hz
800* 600, depth 8,32 { 0.0 } Hz
1024* 768, depth 8,32 { 0.0 } Hz
1152* 864, depth 8,32 { 0.0 } Hz
1280*1024, depth 8,32 { 0.0 } Hz
1440* 960, depth 8,32 { 0.0 } Hz
1600*1024, depth 8,32 { 0.0 } Hz
1600*1200, depth 8,32 { 0.0 } Hz
1680*1050, depth 8,32 { 0.0 } Hz
Available Disks:
CD /dev/cdrom CD/DVD <read-only> ------ BOOT1
SCSI devices:
[SCSI auto-probing disabled]
SCSI /dev/cdrom [CDROM/DVD driver]
KVM mapped 0x81000000 - 0x81753000 to 0xf7217000 flags 38
>> ==================================================
>> MacOS X Boot Loader 0.9.73-SVN
>> Candidate boot volume: /mol-scsi/disk@0:2
>> /mol-scsi/disk@0:2,\mach_kernel (4313028 bytes)
mol: malloc.c:3722: _int_malloc: Assertion `(unsigned long) (size) >= (unsigned long) (nb)' failed.Yes, they are compatible.
QEMU is working fine for me by the use of what you said. Sorry for not updating, I've been messing with Linux a bunch lol. Thank you!
But I do want to see what other PowerPC Macs I can use on a regular basis, and considering my needs, I'm sure nearly all of them will suffice. I didn't get a chance this week to play with my new Titanium PowerBook G4 (The SSD is shipped! Soon!), any of my iMac G3s, or my PowerBook G3s, nor did I get to play with my somewhat new Mac Mini G4 or watch any DVDs on any of them (I really want to lay on my bed and tilt my bedside iMac G4 over to watch a movie on that...), so those tasks I'll definitely keep pushing the boundaries of what I can use them for.
