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* WARNING: This file contains partially outdated information.
* Suggested reading: /etc/molrc, NewWorld-ROM
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Using a Boot-ROM
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To boot using a Boot-ROM, you need an image of a supported
ROM. Refer to the 0Status file for a list of supported
ROMs. Not that you have the option to use a so called
NewWorld ROM instead (recommended, but requires MacOS 8.6
or later).
Before you do anything else you should edit
the "/etc/molrc" file which contains several settings.
In particular you should specify the path to the ROM-image.
Possibly you should also specify an oftree corresponding to
the ROM (since most supported ROMs work well together with
the oftree.8500, you'll probably not need to change the
default setting).
newworld_boot: no
rom_image: rom/rom.8500
oftree: oftrees/oftree.8500
OF-tree description files can be found in the
/usr/lib/mol/oftrees folder (or possibly
/usr/lib/mol/oftrees). If the oftree line in the molrc
file is commented, an oftree corresponding to the machine
running the software will be constructed (which probably
is NOT what you want if you use a ROM-image).
Give the command "startmol" to start Mac-on-Linux.
MacOS should now boot.
The MacOS video driver will open a virtual console
for the full screen video (no X based driver for now).
Use the Ctrl-Meta-Fkey combination to switch
back to the original console (or "Shut Down" in MacOS).
Using the debugger:
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If the debug flag is set in the molrc (or the -d flag is
used), then the assembly monitor will start. Press the Meta-G key
key to start the emulation.
To stop the emulation, either press Ctrl-C in the debugger
window and then Meta-Q or choose "Shut Down" within MacOS.
/Samuel Rydh <samuel@ibrium.se>
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