Recent content by superbenk

@eric totally understand what you're saying & you're right that beyond ~10 mins or so it gets pretty unbearable. All the wishing in the world won't change physics so it is what it is. I guess that's what PiSCSI is for if you want that sort of thing, huh?

Could this support WebDAV for uploading/managing disk images on the SD card remotely? FujiNet added that recently in their v1.4 release (thanks to Jaime from the Meatloaf project) & it makes adding/removing images extremely handy. Typically you're dealing with floppy disk images or maybe 32MB...

80 pages of code transcription? How hard could it be? :D

Are you asking about a wifi network adapter for a 68k Mac? If so, check out the PiSCSI as it emulates an ethernet card using a Raspberry Pi's wired or wireless networking. https://github.com/piscsi/PiSCSI/wiki

Compiling with 68020 instructions was indeed the problem. Thank you! Appreciate you all being so patient with this n00b :) Reading some of the other comments in the threads makes me realize just how much of a programmer I AM NOT! But it's still fun to learn.

Aha!

Ah, I'll check that. In the meantime I finally got the right MacsBug installed in my 7.5.5 image & it looks like this when it crashes on an SE:

Running this from within THINK C on the SE runs out of memory which is why I was compiling it to a binary first.

Just tried removing the non-black/white colors from the code & it still crashes the same way.

I have tried running it from within THINK C with the same results. I have Macsbug on my 6.0.8 image which also crashes the same way. I still need to get it installed to my 7.5.5 image though so I'll do that later today.

I'm trying to understand why the Mondrian app fails to run on a Mac SE but works on the emulated Mac II? Here's what I get: Mac SE crash: Mac II success: Code: (See attached "Mondrian.c.txt")

I just want to pretend my SE is a SE/30! 😀

I'm also interested in the current state of this project. Sounds extremely interesting!

Bingo! It was the missing `InitWindows();`. Thank you!

Ah! Let me give that a try!