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pete_c · #16 03-07-2010, 07:07 PM

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# OS9exec V3.38: OS-9 User Runtime Emulator
# Copyright (C) 2007 Lukas Zeller / Beat Forster
# This program is distributed under the terms of
# the GNU General Public License
#
# Platform: 'Windows - PC' (x86)
# - Windows Console Version
# - Using 68k-Emulator from UAE - Un*x Amiga Emulator (c) 1995 B. Schmidt
# Building CPU table for configuration: 68020/881
# 1852 CPU functions
# Building CPU function table (3 0 0).
# Emulation could not start due to OS-9 error #000:216 (E_PNNF): 'shell'
# Path Name Not Found
# OS-9 emulation ends here.

From some searches

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lupito wrote:

Thanks again.

I also tried os9exec for linux and for win.

This is the result when run os9App.exe under win :

<snipped both examples>

That's because you need one of:

- an actual OS9 disk
- a file in your base directory called dd that contains an image of
a working OS9 disk
- a native (i.e. 'doze or Linux) filing system that contains a copy
of a working OS9 filing system and based on a directory called dd in
your base directory.

os9exec consists of a 68000 software emulation and code to emulate an OS9 kernel. The rest of the bits needed to make a working OS9 system are all run inside this environment and, as I said before, are all either OS9 executables (including the shell) put where they normally live or the configuration files, libraries, etc which muse also be put in the usual places.

I can download tOS9 development toolkit ? or i must order it ?

Talk to Allan Bateiger (aka OS9-Al), who's a US agent, or to Radisys (RadiSys) to find the nearest agent to yourself. They also have a free evaluation CD.

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martin@ | Martin Gregorie
gregorie. | Essex, UK

Yes many files in navboot

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