As noted before, other Limbo ARM builds can boot a ReactOS live iso. Hi everyone! I did some more testing today. On my phone it will not allow loading a disk/cdrom image from the default downloads folder. It seems it carries an openbios from March 2017, which is quite old. qcow2 format) with ReactOS already installed, I will only be able to run the ReactOS Live CD inside of LimboĬat_7 wrote:I installed on my phone. Short of getting a disk image (like in the. Before and after formatting the empty disk, the ReactOS installer only says it cannot create a new system partition. It loads and sees the second empty disk, but refuses to install, even though it can format the image fine. I created two new image disks in Limbo and replaced the first one with the ReactOS Install image. I'm hoping it's not because OS 9 isn't compatible with it.Ĭontinuing with ReactOS, I now downloaded the Install ISO. Maybe it has to do with changing a setting, a missing ROM, or some advanced instructions I'm unaware of. qcow2 image 24bit made for me with 9.2.2 ( thanks, 24bit!), but none of them booted up. That is also what I tried to do with all my OS 9 boot CDs and a. That's how I got the 32-bit version of ReactOS to boot from Limbo. Then I used the name I gave the new image I made in Limbo to rename the image I want to boot from Doing that registered the new disk in Limbo's main setting windowģ. I created and named a new disk image within LimboĢ. This is how I made it work for me, at least with with the x86 version of Limbo:ġ. It gives me the same directory error message you get (and from my testing, all versions of Limbo produce this error). From everything I've found OS X is working, but that OS is too heavy for my Chromebook compared to OS 9. Maybe it's in the settings, maybe it needs to have a PPC ROM added or maybe it's just not ready to run OS 9. So I'm stumped as to why Limbo PPC is refusing to boot any of the OS 9 disk and cd images. qcow2 image, replaced it with my boot image (a live boot cd) and the darn thing worked that time, and the live cd was an iso, not a. To try to troubleshoot the issue, I installed the x86 version of Limbo and a x86 boot image, and it refused to add the image as well. I renamed my boot images to the name of the new one I made in Limbo, but it doesn't want to boot. qcow2 image (that's the only types it creates, afaik).
One issue I'm having is that Limbo is not letting me add any disk or cd images, only create new ones, so I created a new. So far, I've tried both a boot/intall ISO of 9.2.2 as well as an actual 1.5gb.
I've never used QEMU before, so I have no clue how to gimmy this rig! Okay, great: thanks TrapExit! (so I'm not going crazy, lol) I wiped/put my Chromebook in dev mode then downloaded & installed this: Limbo PPC Emulator.
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