mol and macos9 on beige g3: brief hang when mouse clicked

Dan Bullok dan at bullok.com
Wed Oct 20 13:37:20 MDT 2004


On Wednesday 20 October 2004 11:45, Tommy Trussell spake unto us thusly:
> On Mon, 2004-10-18 at 18:57, Dan Bullok wrote:
> > I've installed mol on a 300Mhz beige G3, 320MB RAM, running gentoo
> > linux. I installed macos 9.1 from within mol, and it works, but I'm
> > having a problem. Whenever I click on an icon or a window, the mouse
> > freezes for about a second.
>
> I'm responding not because I know your answer but because nobody has
> responded to any of my messages, either. ;-(
Thanks!

>
> I am NOT having the problem you are describing -- MOL has worked
> extremely well for me except for my date/time issue. I have not yet
> gotten it to run full-screen on a virtual terminal, but that's probably
> only because I haven't tried very hard.
>
I'm very glad to hear that it is POSSIBLE to get it to work.  I was 
beginning to think I'd have to ditch the idea of using this machine.  My 
9yr old daughter has been raised on KDE, but she has several older games 
that she likes to play on her mac.  She recently asked why she couldn't run 
KDE on that machine, too.  Hence the project.  It would be nice not to have 
to dual boot.

> I'm running Mac OS 9.2.2 that I installed "natively" and then pointed
> MOL to it from Debian. BTW I am running a VERY new kernel -- 2.6.8.
> Since you didn't mention your kernel you might consider trying a
> different one (which would require loading matching MOL modules too).
>
I'm also using 2.6.8.  I've also tried 2.6.7.  With the same luck, 
unfortunately.

Would you mind e-mailing me your kernel's .config file?  Actually, while 
you're at it, your molrc files as well.  I'd like to see what's different 
from my own.  I've tried lots of different combinations, but perhaps I'm 
missing something.

Thanks.
-Dan


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