Hi - tried to install Openstep 4.2 on a Virtual Disc today. I have the CD image and the 4 driver and install floppys, but I feel far from safe proceeding with the installation. First I dont know which CD-ROM driver to install - after that the installer asks for anything I dont understand at all (. Selection of sort). Besides, I can launch the floppies (after replacing the extension with.fdd) but I cant get the CD image to be enabled (I have changes the.image to.img). In short - has anybody created the the Parallels drive with Opernstep 4.2.

Successful and can give me some short instructions how to proceed? The different pages mebtioned here and there weren't that helpful. Thanks in advance! The VESA video driver is in the latest patch software for openstep, the latest is patch for. If you search the internet you should have no problems finding it. After you download the patch you need to get it on to openstep. What I did was I downloaded the TAR version and made an ISO out of it so next would see it as a tar, I copied the tar file to my openstep then you open up a terminal session and use the command: tar xf nameofpatch.tar, Then you will see a file with the.pkg extension.

This is a package. In order to install this package you must be logged in as root, then you run the installer on the.pkg and install for intel which should be the default choice, then reboot then after the reboot go into the config program and choose VESA video driver.

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