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2008-07-08
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I got Myst for MacOS to start up, but not run correctly. I kept getting error t107, whatever the heck that means.
In case you are interested in trying it yourself, here's what I did.
On my WinXP, box I used MagicISO to create myst.iso from the cd-rom. I coped that .iso to a SDHC card and put it in my external slot (N800). I edit the ~/.basilisk_ii_prefs file and added the line "cdrom /dev/cdrom". I did "sudo gainroot" and created a symlink from /dev/cdrom to the .iso file on the memory card by "ln -s /media/mmc1/myst.iso /dev/cdrom". Then I started BasiliskII and the Myst CD appeared on the Mac desktop. I copied the Myst and Myst Files folder to the "hard drive" (as directed to do by the software when I tried to run it from the "CD") and started the program. That's when I started getting error t107 repeatedly. I eventually had to shutdown BasiliskII since "CMD-Q" in Myst kept giving me error t107. Oh well.
In case you are interested in trying it yourself, here's what I did.
On my WinXP, box I used MagicISO to create myst.iso from the cd-rom. I coped that .iso to a SDHC card and put it in my external slot (N800). I edit the ~/.basilisk_ii_prefs file and added the line "cdrom /dev/cdrom". I did "sudo gainroot" and created a symlink from /dev/cdrom to the .iso file on the memory card by "ln -s /media/mmc1/myst.iso /dev/cdrom". Then I started BasiliskII and the Myst CD appeared on the Mac desktop. I copied the Myst and Myst Files folder to the "hard drive" (as directed to do by the software when I tried to run it from the "CD") and started the program. That's when I started getting error t107 repeatedly. I eventually had to shutdown BasiliskII since "CMD-Q" in Myst kept giving me error t107. Oh well.
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2008-07-08
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To quote Homer Simpson... d'oh!
I read about this error, but was referred to an old revision of BasiliskII. It was partially resolved upgrading Quicktime, the hard part is to find an old yet updated (for the time, circa 1995) that will install correctly.
Did you set the color palette to 256 colors? Myst always gave me problems on windows PC for the palette being set to 16bit (same as the NIT)
I read about this error, but was referred to an old revision of BasiliskII. It was partially resolved upgrading Quicktime, the hard part is to find an old yet updated (for the time, circa 1995) that will install correctly.
Did you set the color palette to 256 colors? Myst always gave me problems on windows PC for the palette being set to 16bit (same as the NIT)
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2008-07-08
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Originally Posted by JustNick
I'm using the version of Basilisk that runs in "thousands" of colors since it runs fullscreen. I haven't tried the alternate build that runs in 256 colors (and not fullscreen).
To quote Homer Simpson... d'oh!
I read about this error, but was referred to an old revision of BasiliskII. It was partially resolved upgrading Quicktime, the hard part is to find an old yet updated (for the time, circa 1995) that will install correctly.
Did you set the color palette to 256 colors? Myst always gave me problems on windows PC for the palette being set to 16bit (same as the NIT)
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2008-07-08
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@ California
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Isn't the "Source" code for Myst just a bunch of HyperCard stacks?
Maybe we can make it run on the tablets by implementing an OSS HyperTalk interpreter?
Maybe we can make it run on the tablets by implementing an OSS HyperTalk interpreter?
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2008-07-08
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According to Wikipedia... yes, you're absolutely right.
But I'm afraid it's more complex than that, otherwise Fissure would be already on our machines
But I'm afraid it's more complex than that, otherwise Fissure would be already on our machines
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2008-07-08
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Hmmmm.... drat :P
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2011-01-21
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http://clanmyst.sourceforge.net/index.html sounds promising but it's nowhere close to being playable. no clue if it would even run on maemo but should. see also http://insidethelink.ortiche.net/wik....php/Main_Page
Last edited by kc0nlh; 2011-01-21 at 16:38.
Last edited by kc0nlh; 2011-01-21 at 16:38.
I'm trying all this on my PC before starting to fiddle with the NIT (no point to waste time on the tablet if the Basilisk can't correctly make it run on a more powerful machine