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<H1>Troubleshooting</H1> |
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<H2>SheepShaver doesn't boot</H2> |
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SheepShaver should boot all MacOS versions >=7.5.2, except MacOS X. However, |
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your mileage may vary. If it doesn't boot, try again with extensions disabled |
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(by pressing the shift key) and then remove some of these extensions: |
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"MacOS Licensing Extension", Speed Doubler, 68k FPU extensions and MacsBug. |
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<H2>The colors are wrong in 16 or 32 bit graphics modes</H2> |
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If you're running SheepShaver on a something other than a PowerMac, it may be |
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that 16 or 32 bit graphics modes show false colors due to the frame buffer being |
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little-endian. Apart from patching the X server, there's unfortunately nothing |
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that you or SheepShaver can do about this. |
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<H2>Full-screen mode doesn't work</H2> |
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Some X servers on Linux PPC don't support DGA and full-screen mode cannot be used |
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with these (in this case, you should disable it in the "Graphics" settings). If you |
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are seeing a message like "cannot map /dev/kmem (permission denied)", you have to |
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either run SheepShaver as root (not recommended) or give yourself appropriate access |
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rights to /dev/kmem if you can login as root. |
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<H2>Ethernet doesn't work</H2> |
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<LI>You have to either install the sheep_net driver or configure the ethertap device in the Linux kernel to use Ethernet. See <A HREF="using.html">Using SheepShaver</A> for more information. |
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<LI>If you're using TCP/IP on the MacOS side, you have to set up different IP addresses for Linux and for the MacOS. |
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<H2>SheepShaver crashes, but yesterday it worked</H2> |
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Try the "Zap PRAM File" item in the main menu of the SheepShaver preferences editor. |
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When you are using a ROM file and switching to a different ROM version, you <B>have</B> |
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to zap the PRAM file or SheepShaver might behave very weird. |
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<H2>Known incompatibilities</H2> |
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<LI>MacOS programs or drivers which access Mac hardware directly are not supported by SheepShaver. |
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<LI>Speed Doubler, RAM Doubler, 68k FPU emulators and similar programs don't run under SheepShaver. |
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<LI>MacsBug is not compatible with SheepShaver. |
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<H2>Known bugs</H2> |
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<LI>The QuickTime 2.5 Cinepak codec crashes the emulator. |
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<LI>Programs that use InputSprockets crash the emulator when in window mode. |
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<LI>The mouse cursor hotspot in window mode is not correct. |
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SheepShaver User's Guide |
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