Installing Apple Rhapsody DR1 on pcipc (Part 1/2)

1. Prepare an HDD with chdman. Using 1 GB template here, note it definitely won't work with some threshold (i.e. 8 GB will detect 16 MB on partition disk manager), needs a minimum of 270 MB.
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./chdman createhd -o "apple_rhapsody.chd" -chs 2047,16,63 -c none

2. Run pcipc with rhapboot.img in -flop1, the DR1.iso in -cdrom and the newly created -hard

3. boot disk by just return key, Type 1 for the English (disk shouldn't support anything else), Type 1 to prepare to install Rhapsody
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4. Asks for Rhapsody Device Drivers, swap -flop1 with rhapdev.img, once another loading it will ask to install SCSI/IDE controller, cycle with 7 until you reach "Primary/Secondary(Dual) EIDE and ATAPI Device Controllers" then type 5
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5. Will ask for another SCSI adapter to use for the HDD, select again Dual EIDE by cycling with 7 and 5. Type 1 afterwards for not loading any other driver.
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6. We are now in Rhapsody Mach OS. If all of above is done correctly it should show the option for installing Rhapsody on an HDD.
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7. Type 1, 4 times overall, to install to the whole disk. Optionally user can partition the disk for multiboot from here by following prompts, afterwards it will start copy the files on disk.
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8. Once done remove rhapdev.img from flop1 and press Return, pcipc will reboot after a bit.
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9. Once back we are greeted with the Rhapsody splash screen, note that this phase will take a bit to complete (eventually indicated by a progress bar).
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10. Final touches: we need at least a PCI video card driver. Click on the monitor icon ...
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11. ... , select either of the detected drivers ...
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