OS 9.2.1 Not Start after installing

[StatCombo]

Configuration with PMG3 with 1997-11 - 79D68D63 - Power Mac G3 desktop.ROM
Startline is dingusppc.exe -r -m pmg3dt -b g3.rom --rambank1_size=128 --cdr_img=MacOS921_0.cdr --hdd_img=hdd.disk ... the machine is started from CD-ROM booted up and fully working.. but after install on HDD the system can't start and say: Sorry, a system error occurred. bus error why? please help!!!! best regards!

[dingusdev]

One possibility is holding down the Shift key during Startup to avoid loading extensions that might cause boot-up to fail. Another is to use the disk image from InfiniteMac to get it booting. We're still trying to fix up booting, so it may take a while.

[StatCombo]

holding down the Shift key

With sift key loading just freeze.... ok just wait)
what the hdd image format are dingus understood?

[dingusdev]

DingusPPC mostly understands raw image formats. That said, I'll look into the log myself to see what causes the crash.

[joevt]

what the hdd image format are dingus understood?

The HDD image is a raw disk image. It should have an Apple Partition Map with Mac OS 9 Drivers installed.

I use Mac OS X 10.5.8 Leopard in an Intel Mac virtual machine to create disk images with the following commands:

mkdir -p ~/Disks
hdiutil create -size 1g -layout "UNIVERSAL HD" -fs HFS -volname "MacOS9.2.2" ~"/Disks/MacOS 9.2.2.dmg"
for thediskimg in \
~"/Disks/MacOS922.dmg" \
; do
	echo "$thediskimg"
	dd if="$thediskimg" bs=1 skip=0x10 count=34 2> /dev/null | xxd -p -c 34
	xxd -p -r <<< '0004 0000 0040 0017 0001 0000 0078 0024 ffff 0000 00b0 0015 0701 0000 00e8 0022 f8ff' | \
		dd if=/dev/stdin of="$thediskimg" oseek=0x10 bs=1 conv=notrunc 2> /dev/null
	dd if="$thediskimg" bs=1 skip=0x10 count=34 2> /dev/null | xxd -p -c 34
done

The second command fixes the driver map.
The script at https://gist.github.com/joevt/a99e3af71343d8242e0078ab4af39b6c can be used to dump the partition info of a disk. It will show the Apple Partition Map, the driver map, the driver partitions, and the other partitions.