🦊 How is PowerFox Real? // Action Retro
🦊 How is PowerFox Real? // Action Retro
Press release says …
https://lynx.com/lynx-mosaic-selected-for-f35-lightning-ii-mission-systems-avionics
… yes. So: maybe.
It used to be an operating system named Integrity by Green Hills Software. That has its own Wikipedia article, too.
@alex_p_roe @timo21 I hate to break it to you, but the OS inside a fighter jet's gubbins probably isn't anything consumer-visible: it'll be some exotic micro-kernel RTOS written for high reliability and security that none of us have ever heard of.
Or it could be buzzword-compliant, be industry group certified, be originally developed for the Atari ST, have its own Wikipedia article, and run on (among other things) PowerPC. (-:
https://lynx.com/products/lynxos-178-do-178c-certified-posix-rtos
#Macstodon now runs in the latest bleeding-edge build of the Snow emulator! And if you use Snow's built-in HTTPS stripping, then you don't have to configure WebOne or another proxy, just install Macstodon and start using it 😎
Thanks @twvd for the FPU fixes and all the other hard work you put into Snow! This is the kick-in-the-pants I need to get the next version of Macstodon out the door 🙂
#RetroComputing #RetroProgramming #VintageMac #68K #PowerPC #Apple #Mac #MacOS #ClassicMac
#Macstodon now runs in the latest bleeding-edge build of the Snow emulator! And if you use Snow's built-in HTTPS stripping, then you don't have to configure WebOne or another proxy, just install Macstodon and start using it 😎
Thanks @twvd for the FPU fixes and all the other hard work you put into Snow! This is the kick-in-the-pants I need to get the next version of Macstodon out the door 🙂
#RetroComputing #RetroProgramming #VintageMac #68K #PowerPC #Apple #Mac #MacOS #ClassicMac
Free to a good home: An Apple ASPD processor card. Part number 820-0742-A, copyright 1995.
#Macintosh #FreeToAGoodHome #RetroComputing #VintageComputers #PowerPC #ASPD
Free to a good home: An Apple ASPD processor card. Part number 820-0742-A, copyright 1995.
#Macintosh #FreeToAGoodHome #RetroComputing #VintageComputers #PowerPC #ASPD
🦾 The PowerPC Has Still Got It // Hackster
「 Rossignol, a vintage computing enthusiast, successfully ran a large language model (LLM) on a 1.5GHz PowerBook G4, a machine with just 1GB of RAM and a 32-bit processor. The experiment used a fork of llama2.c, an open-source LLM inference engine originally developed by Andrej Karpathy 」
https://www.hackster.io/news/the-powerpc-has-still-got-it-c4348bd7a88c
🦾 The PowerPC Has Still Got It // Hackster
「 Rossignol, a vintage computing enthusiast, successfully ran a large language model (LLM) on a 1.5GHz PowerBook G4, a machine with just 1GB of RAM and a 32-bit processor. The experiment used a fork of llama2.c, an open-source LLM inference engine originally developed by Andrej Karpathy 」
https://www.hackster.io/news/the-powerpc-has-still-got-it-c4348bd7a88c
update on the FreeBSD ppc64le thing: apparently the ISO does boot on real hardware (Talos II) so for now i expect it will still be a supported architecture in 15.0.
the fact it doesn't boot under qemu is probably still a bug somewhere.
but the difficulty of finding anyone to test this is concerning: it seems like there may currently be *no* developers running ppc64le on real hardware. (as opposed to ppc64, which at least a couple of people use in VMs, often under Linux KVM; as it happens, there were no issues with the ppc64 ISO.)
trying to get anyone to care about the fact that FreeBSD 15.0 is about to be released and the installer doesn't boot on powerpc64le (pSeries / PowerNV) is surprisingly difficult.
re@ is now pestering people to fix it under the threat of declaring it an unsupported platform for the release, but that doesn't seem to be having much effect.
update on the FreeBSD ppc64le thing: apparently the ISO does boot on real hardware (Talos II) so for now i expect it will still be a supported architecture in 15.0.
the fact it doesn't boot under qemu is probably still a bug somewhere.
but the difficulty of finding anyone to test this is concerning: it seems like there may currently be *no* developers running ppc64le on real hardware. (as opposed to ppc64, which at least a couple of people use in VMs, often under Linux KVM; as it happens, there were no issues with the ppc64 ISO.)
trying to get anyone to care about the fact that FreeBSD 15.0 is about to be released and the installer doesn't boot on powerpc64le (pSeries / PowerNV) is surprisingly difficult.
re@ is now pestering people to fix it under the threat of declaring it an unsupported platform for the release, but that doesn't seem to be having much effect.
trying to get anyone to care about the fact that FreeBSD 15.0 is about to be released and the installer doesn't boot on powerpc64le (pSeries / PowerNV) is surprisingly difficult.
re@ is now pestering people to fix it under the threat of declaring it an unsupported platform for the release, but that doesn't seem to be having much effect.
It took an embarrassing amount of time, but I was finally able to get Linux installed and running on my old G4 iMac so I can use it as a terminal to access my home servers!
#Linux#RetroComputing#PowerPC#iMacG4#Homelab#SelfHosting#Term #vintagecomputing
It took an embarrassing amount of time, but I was finally able to get Linux installed and running on my old G4 iMac so I can use it as a terminal to access my home servers!
#Linux#RetroComputing#PowerPC#iMacG4#Homelab#SelfHosting#Term #vintagecomputing
Wow, running this on my #OpenBSD#PowerPc#Macmini#G4
I saw the YouTube recommendation, but i seldom get the "hype"
Then a friend gave me the link
Seems very interesting.