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Re: E-UAE on G4 1gHz Powerbook HELP!
« on: January 05, 2007, 09:56:11 PM »
Hmm, I'm running E-UAE on a G4 iBook this very moment, no problems here.  I'm also using Hi-Toro for configuration.

What do you mean "cannot get the emulation to boot Amiga workbench"?

Do you see the "boot" screen? (Hand holding a floppy, or an animated floppy entering the disk drive?)
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Re: E-UAE on G4 1gHz Powerbook HELP!
« Reply #1 on: January 06, 2007, 09:21:39 AM »
Why use a hardfile?  I have hd0: mapped to a local directory, works just as fine, no diskspace limit (other than on the Mac) and it's much easier moving files from/to the amiga :)

Just use the "Add directory" button.

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Re: E-UAE on G4 1gHz Powerbook HELP!
« Reply #2 on: January 06, 2007, 09:38:18 PM »
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I have added a directory so I can easily share files between the Mac side and the Amiga, but do you also use this added directory to boot the Amiga from?


Yes, It's all I have.  No ADF's are mounted either, WB3.1 and all apps are on the "hd directory".

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Should I create a new Mac folder just for installing the AmigaOS into?  I guess I will go try it and find out for myself.


It's up to you.  As I said, all I have is one dir with everything in it.  If the directory is empty, you are dumped into a "dumb" Amiga shell.
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