PPC and now what?

[d0pefish]

For you, the ppc.library is in the ROM of the Blizzard accelerator, and not a physical file on your hard disk.

Add this patch to your startup-sequence to remove the redundant ppc.library from memory on startup:
http://devnull.owl.de/~frank/BPPCFix.lha

Remember to check the readme.

Alternatively, use the BPPCFix module from Piru's excellent BlizKick package; you can also add other useful patches to your Kickstart in this way.

[d0pefish]

PowerUP ppc.library should be considered legacy and dropped in favour of the more modern WarpOS.

If there's something that you *really* need to run that was designed to run on PowerUP, check out the WarpOS-compatible PowerUP emulation library by the same author of BPPCFix.

[d0pefish]

Technically speaking there is nothing more "modern" in WarpOS compared to PowerUP...

Thanks. Yes, I was at least partially aware of WarpOS being poorly designed and so on, but I just said the above for simplicity's sake, for the guy who's new to all the PPC stuff.

[d0pefish]

@Piru, again:

Just out of curiosity, am I right in thinking that the MorphOS implementation of WarpOS compatibility is more stable/reliable/better designed than WarpOS on OS3.x?