Subject: Re: Unimplemented Trap during Install
To: Hurkomov Hurmulka <qbin@zumajay.res.cmu.edu>
From: Francois Pays <fpays@isicom.fr>
List: port-mac68k
Date: 02/04/1996 00:26:44
I love that question. I will never get tired of it.
http://puma.bevd.blacksburg.va.us/macbsd/macbsd-docs/faq
4.1 Why does the installer crash several times with a
"Trap not implemented error" when I try to use it?
If you give it a larger memory partition, i.e. increase its preferred memory
size in its Get Info box,
it should run just fine. Unfortunately, the program was compiled with a
memory size that is too small.
I love questions i can answer easily. :)
Francois Pays
>Help! Everytime I try to install the MacBSD 1.1 distribution packages from
>the Installer 1.0, I get an "Unimplemented Trap" error shortly after it
>starts decompressing with my only option being to restart. My system is a
>MacII with 68851 PMMU, True Color (Millions of colors on 13") video
>board, Nat. Semi. Based Ethernet card, 8/80 config, 800k floppy. I'm
>trying to install MacBSD from an APS 540mb external HD onto the 80mb
>internal HD. I'm using APS Disk Tools 2.73 to partition the drives. If
>anybody has experienced and/or can offer some advice or a solution, any
>response to the mailing list or direct email would be greatly appreciated.
>
>-Alfredo Rodriguez
>Carnegie Mellon University