Yeah, I'm using blueSCSI. The 2300 is IDE natively but since its logic board was offered as an upgrade for the earlier ones it actually has both a SCSI and IDE port on it so Im using a HD cable from a SCSI Duo to connect it.
Worth asking, i suppose, since release notes are a lot to parse 😂: how have you noticed the difference as a user? And is the base install more fully featured than before without having to fine the Chrysalis Pack (which I could never reliably find)?
Wouldn't it be a matter of reformatting the drive with the OS9 Boot drivers installed and then just downloading a complete OS9 install which can be used for both OSX Classic and to boot into OS9?
Gave that a shot but booting it resulted in the same behavior: screen starts at 1024 x 768 during the boot and splash screen but then sizes down to 640 x 480 once the extensions load.
sudo port deactivate active
sudo port sync
sudo port -v pkg MacPorts +external_curlI'm glad it's sorted.
Are we still affected by the bad codegen for -mcpu=970? I am currently working around this with -mno-powerpc64.
The annoying part was that the monitors control panels would pop up like there were two separate monitors, one called “Color LCD” which only listed 1024 x 768, and that was selected, but then also “Monitor 2”, which only listed 640 x 480, and that seemed to be the one that was “winning”. Popping on the System Folder from the disk image on the restore discs for this hardware sorted it immediately. Now the Monitors control panel brings up only a single window which shows the icon for the iBook instead of a generic screen, and lists all three modes as selectable.
