SGI: Development

Mornin,

neko_kegs-0.91 uploaded to ftp.nekochan.net in incoming. kegs is an Apple IIgs virtual machine.

Example config file is located in /usr/nekoware/share/kegs.

Here is a screenshot:



Best regards,
Eric

Thanks for porting this. Although I do have a "physical" Apple IIgs in my collection, it's still nice to have an emulator up and running (very convenient actually)

tested and adopted.... rom & system disk downloaded..... very nice computer
this emulator display 3200 colors picture with some flicking but nothing useless, like interlaced amiga display

Laurent

I wonder how I could read all my old game 5.25" disk into something runable?

Supposedly this program can do it:

http://www.oldskool.org/disk2fdi/

Haven't tried it myself, just something I came across in my travels.

can't you just dd the floppy?

Not an Apple formatted floppy, no.

http://disk2fdi.joguin.com/D2FCABLE.htm

oh my.

Glad it works! It had been awhile since I put together a tardist.....

Catweasel?

http://www.jschoenfeld.com/products/cwmk3_e.htm

-Reko

Wow. I'm gonna have to give this a try. What a blast it would be to retrieve and run some of my old AppleSoft programs.

I found neko_strace in /incoming the other day - who uploaded this package? There were two tardists:

neko_strace-4.5.17.tardist
neko_strace-4.5.17.tardist-norqs

I moved the .tardist file over to /beta, but left the -norqs in /incoming as there's no explanation of what it is.

Anyone?

maybe strace compiled with --static???

If that's the case, it should be folded into a single tardist as an optional install ...

The package comes from "Rainer M. Canavan <[email protected]>". There are no deps listet in the package. Packaing looks good from the outside.

regards
Joerg

Actually, they were from me. Please dispose of both, there's still a lot to fix with strace 4.x. On the other hand, you could stick the sane, xsane and scummvm packages into beta/.

Done

Shoot me a note when you upload something so I can move it over ASAP - I usually only look in there once a week or so. Or if you prefer, send me a PM and I'll set you up with the login/pass for the Nekoware account so you can upload them straight into /beta.

Hello, I want to ask : is there command/ application witch shows dependencies in installed packages? Thanks.

There is no native one.

1. On http://www.nekoware.net/wiki/ <Programname> you may find a list of dependancies when the author of the package make his job.

2. Same info can be found on the most mirror server and the original download source. Take a look to http://www.nekochan.net/nekoware/index.php?path=current/

3. If you have installed the *.opt.dist image of a package you can grep the deps from the neko_<packagename>.spec file which can be found under /usr/nekoware/dist/.

4. For developers there is a small php script named nekoprereq which tracks deps from files or directorys. But these infos based on your current installation.

5. The user "docelic" have programmed a webapp on http://irix.spinlocksolutions.com/irix/nekodeps?selector=1&id=qjwx7yZ5&mv_pc=28 which calculated all deps when selecting one or more packages for installation. Looks like there is also a standalone app available for download.

Remember that except 4. all information about the deps are calculated on the list which comes from the *.spec file.

regards
Joerg

Sane/ xsane works fine big THANKS, but can be xsane packed somehow that the dependency on neko_gimp will be only optional? E.g if dependency is caused by some plugin or something similiar...