Does anyone know if it is possible to theme this release to have the Leopard UI? It'd be nice to have an iMac G3 Snow White next to an eMac with Leopard.
I’ve been trying to get that working as a sort of hybrid between the Tiger UI and Leopard UI
Does anyone know if it is possible to theme this release to have the Leopard UI? It'd be nice to have an iMac G3 Snow White next to an eMac with Leopard.
Build 9A321 runs ok on my Clamshell, I've installed it on my G5 then imaged to the G3 because it doesn't have a DVD drive. On first boot everything was crashing on dyld but running update_dyld_shared_cache in single user fixed that.
For some reason Finder was crashing, replaced it with the one from 9Z1554 and it now seems to be working.
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Which is build 9Z1554?Build 9A321 runs ok on my Clamshell, I've installed it on my G5 then imaged to the G3 because it doesn't have a DVD drive. On first boot everything was crashing on dyld but running update_dyld_shared_cache in single user fixed that.
For some reason Finder was crashing, replaced it with the one from 9Z1554 and it now seems to be working.
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It's a build that leaked in 2022, you can find it in the Macintosh Garden link in the first post.Which is build 9Z1554?
I don’t know how I didn’t know about that one. Weird build number. Looks like it sits right between 9A283 and 9A303.It's a build that leaked in 2022, you can find it in the Macintosh Garden link in the first post.
This build has quick look, and spaces. Quick Look is only available from the menu or the CMD+Y shortcut. I found that by pressing it out of habit.I just successfully installed 9A321 on a 900MHz 14” iBook G3. I installed normally using a PowerBook G4, I then replaced Finder with the one from 9Z1554. I didn’t boot into it all before doing that.
After that, I cloned it over to the G3 and started it up. It worked without having to go into single user mode and running update_dyld_shared_cache.
Actually, how I can use this on imac g3 with a usb stick? for installation!I've imaged an install of 9A321 if anyone wants to try and don't know how to run update_dyld_shared_cache. Fixed some crashes I found with OpenGL on my machine, disabled a QuartzCore function that was causing some crashes like Safari and "Get Info" in Finder. Also updated iTunes to 8.2.1 (iTunes 9 doesn't work and couldn't figure out why) and QuickTime to 7.6.4.
9A321 image: https://mega.nz/file/wI5jFb7J#4VYXCvkWW9Ab85kezaMC7uC7kDxPwSrxccdMV-EalKY
USB is a pain. And it only has USB 1.1 so it would take hours if it worked at all. I’ve had success booting USB with other operating systems on PPC Macs but OS X doesn’t always work.Actually, how I can use this on imac g3 with a usb stick? for installation!
That's interesting, I guess what caused my problem was installing on a G5 then.After that, I cloned it over to the G3 and started it up. It worked without having to go into single user mode and running update_dyld_shared_cache.
What I've done was booting into a Panther install disc and restored the image from USB to an HDD partition using disk utility since I can't boot anything from USB.Actually, how I can use this on imac g3 with a usb stick? for installation!
That image already contains the 9Z1554 Finder, patched OpenGL and QuartzCore so no need to install 9Z1554.in fact this would be extremely difficult without another Mac, because you need an install of 9Z1554 in order to get the Finder app to replace the one in 9A321. I wouldn’t attempt this if all I had was a G3. You’d have to install one in order to get Finder for the other one.
What I've done was booting into a Panther install disc and restored the image from USB to an HDD partition using disk utility since I can't boot anything from USB.
Yeah I kinda glossed over the fact you made an image already. I’m not sure why lmaoThat image already contains the 9Z1554 Finder, patched OpenGL and QuartzCore so no need to install 9Z1554.
I was thinking it might’ve been your destination actually? A clamshell iBook vs a late model iBook G3 900.That's interesting, I guess what caused my problem was installing on a G5 then.
Well, I don't know, it's the exact same problem as described in the post #33I was thinking it might’ve been your destination actually? A clamshell iBook vs a late model iBook G3 900.
I do have a FireWire clamshell too; I suppose I could test that theory.
Which was apparently my post.Well, I don't know, it's the exact same problem as described in the post #33
No, it's not Finder. It does boot with stock Finder but keeps crashing and it's still possible to use the OS since spotlight works. I also doubt that Finder can cause dyld crashes like those.I guess Finder was causing all the issues? I’m going to see if it boots on more G3s.
This is really odd. Literally all I did was replace Finder.app. It looks like the last time I did it in the post you linked, loginwindow.app was causing a problem.No, it's not Finder. It does boot with stock Finder but keeps crashing and it's still possible to use the OS since spotlight works. I also doubt that Finder can cause dyld crashes like those.
loginwindow was crashing at the dyld, you can see that in the logs you uploaded. I guess it was failing to load from the cache but I don't know why and rebuilding the dyld cache fixed the problem.This is really odd. Literally all I did was replace Finder.app. It looks like the last time I did it in the post you linked, loginwindow.app was causing a problem.
It's been so long since I've screwed with any of this I don't even remember my own posts or steps I've already taken.
It will not work, most binaries of build 9A343 are already compiled for G4 (ppc7400) and it'll be pretty much impossible to get anything newer than 9A321 working on G3.Gonna try something foolish… 9a466. Doubt it’ll work but you never know if swapping some stuff from 9z1554, 9A303 or 9a321 may get it working.
It will not work, most binaries of build 9A343 are already compiled for G4 (ppc7400) and it'll be pretty much impossible to get anything newer than 9A321 working on G3.