On Jun 27, 10:51am, Colin Wood wrote:
>I'm fairly sure that the IIsi has clean ROM's as anything from the IIci 
>onward should be just fine (this means the II, IIcx, and SE/30 have trouble).

I believe the IIx fits into the "trouble list" as well.

>get it to boot, there are some utilities on the MacOS side which will 
>tell you this kind of thing.  I think one is called MacEnvy, although I'm 
>not too sure where you can find a copy (probably at any infomac or umich 
>mirror).

Be careful, though, of SoftwareFPU.  It fools MacSide applications that
test for the FPU.

>blank.  I don' know of anyone who has successfully used a miniroot 
>before, either. 

I did, when doing some testing on my C610.  There used to be a setup
on Puma with a booter, kernel and miniroot, but I'm pretty sure it's
not there anymore...

~Steve

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