@jonirob I can't seem to get DR1 to work in 86Box. I'm using 2.07 with the configurations you recommended, and I'm using the DR2 drivers for EIDE and ATAPI.
However, when I finish setting up drivers, setup panics, complaining about being unable to mount root. I don't understand what's gone wrong. Should I try formatting the hard disk image beforehand?
Load the drivers by typing 7 (enter), 7 (enter), 1 (enter). This will load the EIDE and ATAPI Device Controller. When it's loaded you'll need to do it a second time. Then type 1 (enter), this will start the installation.
@Scratch137 try changing the addresses, DMA settings and BIOS addresses at peripherals that conflict with the SCSI controller. I also recommend you to use the Adaptec AHA-154xB SCSI controller since it's easy to be found on the menu where you select which SCSI controller to use while installing the OS (option 2). Edit: The DMA has to be 5 and the Address has to be 0x330 for the SCSI adapter or else Rhapsody won't find it.
I managed to install dr2 on 86box although with only 640x480 in 256 color resolution being available. I also tried to install dr2 ppc on sheepshaver, but the installer stuck at the point where it can't find any valid volume for installation...
Guys, 86box works perfectly on the x86 version of Rhapsody using the configuration that the others users gives and I successfully install both DR1 and DR2 there
Actually VirtualBox CAN run it very well. The only extra thing you need is a VirtualBox Video Driver for OPENSTEP and Rhapsody, available on GitHub(https://github.com/vcarosadev/VBoxVideo). 1. Insert the install floppy and the CD. 2. Boot and load two Intel PIIX drivers for hard drive and CDROM drive. 3. Insert the VBoxVideo driver floppy, type 2 in the console and load the driver. 4. Install Rhapsody as usual. 5. When Rhapsody reboots, it will ask you to insert the video driver floppy twice. Do as it told.
Apple Rhapsody DR2 on VMware Player 17, with working graphics, mouse, networking, and sound. On the PuTTY window, the title bar has been removed for privacy reasons.
This is Apple Rhapsody DR1 on VMWare Workstation 17, with working graphics, mouse, and sound. The VMXNet networking driver crashes DR1 when attempting to configure the network interface, unfortunately.
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@Netcliff Sorry I'll try again tomottow.
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It works equally well using [Socket 7 VX] Epox P55-VA with a Standard PS/2 Mouse instead of a Microsoft Serial Mouse.
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However, when I finish setting up drivers, setup panics, complaining about being unable to mount root. I don't understand what's gone wrong. Should I try formatting the hard disk image beforehand?
In 86Box use the DR1 drivers with this configuration:
Machine: [Socket 7 VX] Epox P55-VA
CPU Type: Intel Pentium MMX 233
Memory: 48 MB
Display: [PCI] Diamond Stealth 3D 2000 (S3 ViRGE)
Input: Standard PS/2 Mouse
Sound: [ISA] Sound Blaster 16
Hard Disk: IDE(0:0) 63 Sectors 16 Heads 2448 Cylinders
Floppy Drive: 3.5" 1.44M
CD-ROM: ATAPI (0:1) Speed 8x.
Titan Configuration:
Load the drivers by typing 7 (enter), 7 (enter), 1 (enter).
This will load the EIDE and ATAPI Device Controller.
When it's loaded you'll need to do it a second time.
Then type 1 (enter), this will start the installation.
RAM:128 MB
Hard Drive:2 GB
CPU:Any PowerPC or Intel CPU.
1. Insert the install floppy and the CD.
2. Boot and load two Intel PIIX drivers for hard drive and CDROM drive.
3. Insert the VBoxVideo driver floppy, type 2 in the console and load the driver.
4. Install Rhapsody as usual.
5. When Rhapsody reboots, it will ask you to insert the video driver floppy twice. Do as it told.
Full instructions for installing Rhapsodt DR2 in VMWare can be found here, including link for the VMWare drivers.
It works for me in VMware Workstation 15 Player on Windows 10.
I've included the commands you'll need to use here:
fsck
# mount -w /
# mkdir /cd-drivers
# mkdir /drivers-tmp
# mount -t cd9660 /dev/sd0a /cd-drivers
# cp /cd-drivers/next_drivers/* /drivers-tmp
# cd /drivers-tmp
# gnutar xf vmmouse_1_1_i_bs.tar
# gnutar xf vmwarefb_config_1_1_1.tar
# mv /drivers-tmp/VMWareFB.config /private/Devices
# mv /drivers-tmp/VMMouse/VMMouse.config /private/Devices
# reboot