With only a little bit of hacking, I managed to load the QuickLisp bootstrap on MCL 5.1 on Mac OS 9.2.2. However during the installation the tar file was expanded into a flat directory of files with slashes in their names.
This is probably because the classic Mac OS uses colon as its path separator, while minitar is expecting to be able to use a slash-containing path obtained from a tar file directly in a filesystem path.
With only a little bit of hacking, I managed to load the QuickLisp bootstrap on MCL 5.1 on Mac OS 9.2.2. However during the installation the tar file was expanded into a flat directory of files with slashes in their names.
This is probably because the classic Mac OS uses colon as its path separator, while minitar is expecting to be able to use a slash-containing path obtained from a tar file directly in a filesystem path.