MacOS error type 10?

[Francois Taiani]

Hi Jim,

here is what I have on my system about the error code type 10:

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ID=09 and ID=10 Line 1010 & 1111 Trap

There are many routines in the Macintosh ROM that can be called by 
placing instructions in a program that aren't in the 68000's vocabulary. 
When the 68000 encounters such an instruction, it looks it up in the 
instruction table. This table gives the location of routines paired with 
each instruction. If it finds an entry in the table for the instruction, 
it branches to the routine. If there's no entry for the instruction, you 
see one of these errors.
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But, I'm afraid this won't help you any further. Did you try the steps 
described on http://www.maconlinux.org/userguide/testing1.html ? This 
could bring more insight in your problem, and someone on the list might 
have an idea about what's going wrong.

Take care

Francois

jfron wrote:
> All,
> 
> I'm having moderate luck trying to get MOL running.  I have a PowerBook G3
> Wallstreet 233 with a fairly stock LinuxPPC 2000 installation.  The kernel
> I'm running is 2.2.18, MacOS is version 9.0.4, on separate partitions of
> the same internal drive.  I've tried versions of MOL from 0.9.54 through
> 0.9.60 with the same results.  (All later versions fail to compile with
> some error about __external__.  For some reason I'm thinking my kernel
> and/or glibc are too old for the more recent stuff?)  I'm using newworld
> boot, and a boot rom from the 9.1 update disc.
> 
> The MacOS window comes up (always 640x480, no matter the 'resolution:'
> setting in molrc), extensions appear to load fine, but at the point where
> the startup splash screen disappears to dump you into the Finder, I get the
> error:
> 
> 	Sorry, a system error occurred.
> 	error type 10
> 	To temporarily turn off extensions, restart and
> 	hold down the shift key.
> 
> If I restart with the shift key depressed, the extension loading is
> skipped, but I get the same error message just before the Finder comes up.
> 
> I've tried booting the partition both -ro and -rw, booting from a 9.0
> CD-ROM.  No difference, always the same error.
> 
> MacOS boots fine when I shut down linux and reboot into the OS natively.
> 
> Any thoughts?
> 
> 
> Thanks,
> Jim
>