Mac OS 9 Lives

Mac OS 9 Discussion => Hardware => Topic started by: supernova777 on October 11, 2014, 06:46:15 AM

Title: wtf is this?????????
Post by: supernova777 on October 11, 2014, 06:46:15 AM
G4 CPU ??? ? MICRO ATX ??? ? SERIAL PORTS ??? ? DDR RAM ??? ? AUDIO IN/OUT/DIGITAL ??? ?
CAN IT RUN MAC OS 9?
http://genesi.company/products/pegasos
http://genesi.company/data/get/90
(http://www.tekbox.be/images/BP-PEG2-1000G4-large.jpg)(http://www.tekbox.be/images/BP-PEG2-600G3-large.jpg)
microatx g3/g4?
http://www.tekbox.be/shopping/item.asp?itemid=14

(http://amigaweb.net/images/PegasosII_Large.jpg)

 
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MicroATX mainboard
- Dim.: 236 mm x 172 mm
- Open Firmware
- MV64361 Discovery II System
- G4 1000 Mhz CPU (included)
- PC2100 RAM, 2 sockets/DDR-266
- AGP slot
- PCI three 32bit, 33MHz slots
- Optional Riser Card.
- IEEE1394/Firewire
- Gigabit ethernet
- 10/100 megabit ethernet
- USB: 2 external + 1 internal
- S/PDIF digital audio connector.
- AC97 sound subsystem
- IRDA for infra-red remote control.
- ATA100 IDE, 2 channels
- Two PS/2 connectors
- Serial (RS232) port.
- Parallel (Centronics) port.
- Gameport for PC joysticks.
- Floppy drive connector.

(http://dreamolers.binaryriot.org/peg/peg2-1.jpg)
http://www.tekbox.be/shopping/category.asp?catid=9
Title: Re: wtf is this?????????
Post by: MacTron on October 11, 2014, 07:06:25 AM
not at all.
... the first thing that you have to look is the uninorth chip. If is different of the ones used in the Apple Macs "Mac Os 9 natives"... no way.

In the same way you can take a look at Nintendo Wii, Xbox, Sony PS3 etc... all of them uses (more of less) variations of the PPC G3... But none can boot Mac Os 9, LOL

(the new xBox and PS4  uses intel CPU's  from now on)
Title: Re: wtf is this?????????
Post by: supernova777 on October 11, 2014, 07:16:09 AM
i had no clue wii + xbox used powerpc cpus! thats interesting


guess i never read this page;) -> http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/PowerPC
Title: Re: wtf is this?????????
Post by: Graveyard on October 11, 2014, 09:09:00 AM
Xbox one and ps4 use amd chips, not intel. Amd cpus and Radeon graphics.
The motherboards chris wonders about are made for Amiga OS and MorphOS. Maybe some ppc linux distros can boot on those too.
Title: Re: wtf is this?????????
Post by: supernova777 on October 11, 2014, 09:09:44 AM
yea but who wants to run linux on that thing lol
;D

it was a moot point anyway because i saw the price tag of 575 euros  LOL!!!!!!
what is morphoS used for anyway? i forget
Title: Re: wtf is this?????????
Post by: Protools5LEGuy on October 11, 2014, 12:27:40 PM
yea but who wants to run linux on that thing lol
;D

it was a moot point anyway because i saw the price tag of 575 euros  LOL!!!!!!
what is morphoS used for anyway? i forget
With a debian/ubuntu you could run Mac4linux, that is a virtualization software for Powerpc . Once you run an OSX supported, you could use drag n drop to have OS9 thru classic..

. The worst way to have OS9, only surpased by Sheepshaver.
Title: Re: wtf is this?????????
Post by: Protools5LEGuy on November 24, 2014, 08:47:31 AM
Look at this PowerPC Mini  ;D
http://genesi.company/products/homemedia (http://genesi.company/products/homemedia)
(http://genesi.company/data/get/589)
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The Genesi Home Media and Communication System is built on the PegasosPPC platform, utilising the Freescale G4 processor for outstanding media performance. Enclosed in a fully aluminium case (brushed silver on the front, anodized heatsinks to the side) which will fit in with your existing Hi-Fi amplifier or TV, and featuring a VFD status display under mirrored acrylic glass. Each Genesi Home Media and Communication System is hand-made on order.

The system is configured as follows:

    Pegasos II with 1GHz G4 processor
    500+ hours of TV recording
    Dual-Layer DVD±RW Drive
    ATI Radeon graphics
    802.11g Wireless (54Mbit/s)
    Bluetooth 2.0
    THX Certified sound

Software Features include:

    Digital Video Recorder
    TV-on-demand for pause/rewind "live" TV broadcasts
    Record two shows at once using dual tuners
    Automatic commercial detection/skip
    Picture-in-Picture
    DVD and movie file player
    Copy, encode and categorize audio in CD, MP3, Ogg & FLAC formats
    TV Guide/EPG
    Digital photo slideshow
    Weather reports module
    Streaming media (audio, video, TV & DVD)
    Web browsing, email and video conferencing

Not included in the configuration are:

    Keyboard and mouse
    Screen

Forget about OS9 there...  :(