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as fast as speed i dont think it'll change the speed at which u run this emulator i think that all depends on what spec computer u have i just wanna know more processor values, 1 for looks and 2 so that its not a G3 because they r kinda old

What do i need to do for it to say g5

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as fast as speed i dont think it'll change the speed at which u run this emulator i think that all depends on what spec computer u have i just wanna know more processor values, 1 for looks and 2 so that its not a G3 because they r kinda old

What do i need to do for it to say g5

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What do i need to do for it to say g5

technically, you cant. for quite a few reasons:

1) the G5 is 64bit. PearPC emulates a 32Bit PowerPC Processor

2) You'd need to the the 64Bit enabled version of OS X in order to run it.

3) there are missing instructions that exist in the G5 and don't exist in PearPC. IF you managed to get it to say G5, it prolly wouldn't run OS X (OS X wouldn't run for sure unless u had the 64bit enabled version) nor anything else due to the lack of those.

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@offroadaaron: G4 is 32bit. BUT still the G4 has instrcutions that aren't emulated in PearPC

@willvg: well... i'm sorry but you're wrong. the G4 is 32 bits. the G5 is 64 bits. and it was also CLEARLY stated by apple @ G5's release that the regular OS X does NOT run on the G5. G5s come with a special build of OS X that runs only on them.

Edit: @willvg, on your netoworking issue, all you need to do is remove the card from the config (just comment), boot osx, then re-add the card and boot osx again

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