Problem starting FS-UAE on a specific Macbook Air

[Pyromania]

I finally got this running nice on my 27" i7 iMac.



Great application for OS X!

Now I only need to figure out why it won't work on my i7 11" Macbook Air.



Also not working on my Bondi Blue 1998 iMAC G3.

[FrodeSolheim]

Originally Posted by Pyromania

I finally got this running nice on my 27" i7 iMac. Great application for OS X!

Excellent

Originally Posted by Pyromania

Now I only need to figure out why it won't work on my i7 11" Macbook Air.

Please describe exactly how it does not work, and post/send the resulting Documents/FS-UAE/Cache/Logs/fs-uae.log.txt!

Originally Posted by Pyromania

Also not working on my Bondi Blue 1998 iMAC G3.

I wouldn't hold my breath for this one. FS-UAE has been compiled (by someone else) for MacOS X 10.5 PPC, but with iMac G3 being stuck on Mac OS X 10.3 (?), I'm not even sure it will compile there. My packages require x86 or x86-64 processor and 10.6+.

[Pyromania]

Originally Posted by FrodeSolheim

Excellent



Please describe exactly how it does not work, and post/send the resulting Documents/FS-UAE/Cache/Logs/fs-uae.log.txt!



I wouldn't hold my breath for this one. FS-UAE has been compiled (by someone else) for MacOS X 10.5 PPC, but with iMac G3 being stuck on Mac OS X 10.3 (?), I'm not even sure it will compile there. My packages require x86 or x86-64 processor and 10.6+.

I was joking about iMac G3.




I'll have to figure out how to create an error log since FS-UAE never starts on the i7 MacBook Air. Only getting the bouncing app, nothing else.

[FrodeSolheim]

Try to start fs-uae from a terminal with the following command (assuming you've put it in Applications):

/Applications/FS-UAE.app/Contents/MacOS/fs-uae --stdout

With a bit of luck, there's some useful out there. It should at least indicate how far it gets in the startup process. Another possibility is to check the Mac OS X "Console" application if anything relevant is logged there.

Please post any log output you get