Re: New to pearpc. Need help. Can't pass "Select a Destination"
Thomas J. Bilbrey, Jr. <bilbreyjr <at> cox.net>
2007-03-25 14:37:04 GMT
Jens von der Heydt wrote:
>
> Am 24.03.2007 um 20:54 schrieb <bilbreyjr <at> cox.net> <bilbreyjr <at> cox.net>:
>
>> Hello all,
>>
>> I'm new to pearpc and I hope I don't get flamed for asking. I've
>> been following all of the helps and faqs that I can find regarding
>> loading Mac OSX 10.4.3.
>>
> No problem.
>
>> When I launch it from command line, PearPC opens and the installer
>> comes up. I can get through Introduction and accepting the license.
>> When it comes up to the "Select a destination". It is blank. The
>> only option that I have at this point is to "Go Back". everthing
>> else is grayed out.
>>
>> Is there somehting that I'm missing? Any help would be greatly
>> appreciated.
>>
>> Tom Bilbrey
>
>
> You have to partition your virtual disk image. You can do so by using
> the Disktool that comes with OS X. Right now I dont remember the
> correct path to go,
> but when the installer comes up just play around in the menue to
> launch disk utility. When you have your partitions set up
> you can choose them in the installer later on.
>
>
> Jens
>
>
Jens,
Thank you. I had tried this several times, but I just kept getting hung
as it would not let me select the drive to partition it. But after
several reboots, I finally got this to work. I guess persistence pays
off in the end. I kicked off the install last night. I know that at
one point it stated that it still had 15 hours left to finish
installation. It is actually still installing. I've just reached 100%
at installing Lexmark Printer Drivers. The total progress bar is about
75% done, and it says that It still has About 4 hours and 18 minutes
left to go. I now that every where I saw, they say it takes a long time
to install. The question that I have, does this sound unusually long?
I've already edited the memory to 512mb, I'm probably going to increase
this to 768mb on next reboot. I'm also going to change the emulation to
a G4. I'll keep tweaking it until it runs a little bit better. Just
wondering if this is normal and does it run quicker once it's actually
up and running?
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