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68040
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on: September 15, 2024, 13:11
Moved up from my (not so) old Samsung Galaxy Tab S8 Ultra to the new Samsung Galaxy Tab S9 Ultra. First thing I did was to relocate all my Basilisk_II disk images to the internal 1TB SSD store. Now that I've left the dreadfully slow 1.5TB SDXC card behind and inceased my Mac RAM Disk to 128MB, in combination with the Octa-core 2.8 GHz Cortex CPU, my B-II experience is back again to being snappy and fast. This despite the hundreds of Control Panels and Extensions I've installed into the system by now. So, hyper driving your MacOS experience is possible. You just have to go straight for the jugular of the performance bottlenecks. |
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Last Edit: September 15, 2024, 13:15 by 68040
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Bolkonskij
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Reply #1 on: September 15, 2024, 15:51
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Congrats on the new S9 Ultra. Sounds like an interesting setup. How's the compatibility of Basilisk II these days? You've run into some cases where compatibility is an issue or has it been an overall smooth ride?
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68040
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512 MB Posts: 950 68k - thy kingdom come, thy will be done !
Reply #2 on: September 15, 2024, 20:35
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Well, I'm using a custom compile, so I couldn't really tell. All I know is that a few months ago I tried to switch back to the main repo B-II for Debian Linux and nothing worked. Also, the main repo B-II on my openSuSE office back end is more jittery than a jelly cake with my MacOS setup and the Windoze B-II I'm running in my VMware system well, it simply won't run of my disk images. So my guess is that many if not most of my add-ons are not very "digestible" for the run-of-the-mill Basilisk code out there.
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