Fine folks over at OS9Lives made OS 9 run native on the Mini. Even got the Radeon 9200 graphics working, so if you're looking for a Mac to play classic games on, the Mini G4 is a pretty good bet.

I think anyone with a voodo2 installed can get the data I need by right clicking the Voodoo2 in Windows XP device manager and choosing properties, then click the details tab and selecting from the drop down menu.l[/url] Vendor ID: 121A Device ID: 0002 I don't even have to boot XP for this, it'll …

Thanks, I found the Databook for the Voodoo2, the Class-code is 0x03800, but there doesn't seem to be a Subdevice ID, or a Sub-Class ID in the PCI Configuration Registers. That maybe because they don't exist for the Voodoo2. I suppose the Mac OS drivers won't load until I actually start emulation …

There's even a Mac FCode Rom you can flash to the card, and have it work in PPC Mac's. I had one back in the day I used for my Powermac 8600 with a 450Mhz G3. There never were any OS X drivers for any of the 3DFX cards, so Classic Mac OS only, and the OpenGL extensions from 9.2 are not compatible …

Is there anyway I could get the PCI Configuration Register from someone with a Voodoo2? I'm trying to add Voodoo2 emulation to Qemu-PPC, so that I can emulate it under Mac OS 9. I've enumerated it in the device tree, and name space, but the Voodo2 drivers don't load> I'm unsure of what the drivers …

Ok, I'm on OS X, so I cd to the dosbox source dir, and run: patch -p0 -i /Users/jam2/dosbox/dosbox-code-0/voodoo_20160825.diff (Stripping trailing CRs from patch.) patching file include/logging.h (Stripping trailing CRs from patch.) patching file include/Makefile.am (Stripping trailing CRs from …

Since kekkos last patch the file "src\hardware\makefile.am" obviously changed a little bit. The patch still worked because the patcher found the correct lines to replace by itself, but nontheless I updated the patch to work without any warnings during patching with current DOSBox SVNs: voodoo_ …