It is; all that needs to change is the Version Info strings in the Resource section: specifically the File Version and Product Version strings. They can be modified after the fact with various tools if needed. Open the exe in Visual Studio, use Edit, Add Resource, New, Version. You're limited to fo...

Ronald P. Regensburg wrote: ↑Wed Jun 29, 2022 1:02 pm Years ago I used to add the date to the version number. A SheepShaver build could than be version 2.5.20220629

That seems like a very good idea, worth reviving.

Another thread points out that the builds here are all numbered 2.4, and the way to distinguish them is by the build date. Is there any reason not to use the build date as the version number, so that a build made today would be version 2022.07.29 ?? That would save some trouble and confusion in the ...

A search of the forum yields this very extensive discussion (briefly: restart your machine):

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My build doesn't create hidden files (unlike standard SheepShaver, which does), but my app puts its prefs, NVRAM, ROM and few other files into the folder ~/Library/Application Support/MacOS9. Delete that MacOS9 folder and you've completely cleaned out the system. You can do the same thing by holding...

Ah, I see. Yes, I updated the app with the latest SheepShaver code, and I made the mistake of using the rdp-filesharing prefs as the default instead of the prefs without file sharing . Try using the method described on my download page for changing back to the "nosharing" prefs file as the...

Were you actually able to connect between SheepShaver and your real-world hardware? I'm very impressed. Many thanks to Cat_7 for showing the way! Dear emendelson, Been away from this for a few days. The set up that was relatively stable last week seems to have gone caput and crashes at alsmost ever...

Maybe something is wrong with your system. No one else has reported any problem with M1 Macs and the current version.

Hello. I have the same problem when running on Monterey 12.4, it will not start unless Rosetta is checked. The same thing happens if I download & extract the App again after deleting it. Basilisk II is running Arm native in the same environment. Mac is a 2020 M1 MacBook Air 8core/8gpu 8gb model...

These apps, for macOS and Windows, are now updated with the latest code from kanjitalk755 (to whom a million thanks).

The SheepShaver Wrapper is now updated to the latest version from kanjitalk755.

I've also updated my standalone MacOS9 and System761 apps for the Mac, and the corresponding apps for Windows. No direct links allowed here, but they're easy to find through a web search.

And the answer to my font question was this. On my old system, the font used by the app was Deja Vu Sans. When I deleted that font from the system, the app looked like the one in Cat_7's screenshot, which is much better.

And when I add all the required dlls, this is how it how it looks here: https://i.imgur.com/152DJ2C.png It's slightly different from yours: the font is different (wider, and notice the different "J" in "JIT"). It seems to use GUI elements from the GTK toolkit, not the standard Wi...

And yes, the msys32 (etc.) folder was not in my PATH variable. Thank you again.

When I create a build I copy the dll's from C:\msys32\mingw32\bin into the folder where I keep the executable. Most dll's are actually needed for the GUI, not the SheepShaver executable itself. That fixed it. Thank you! It gave the GUI the old-X-system-style fonts instead of the current Windows fon...

I'm running it from the src/Windows directory in my msys32 setup. Are there any dlls that I should get from somewhere else? And my video driver (Windows 11, Nvidia GT 1030, up to date) doesn't let me choose anything other than 32-bit color. And I'm not scaling the display. I'm using default settings...

I don't know if this is affected by my Windows video driver, or whether it's a problem for everyone, but here it is: When I use the Windows BasiliskIIGUI program (or the SheepShaverGUI) the entries in the Volumes list, ROM file, window size, etc., don't appear until I click inside the field. Here ar...

By the way, does anyone know where Paul Pratt worked for a living? That might be a way to find out more.

The Gryphon site may have been set to auto-renew at the hosting company. So it's possible that the November renewal doesn't signify anything more than that. But if no one is paying for the site, then eventually it will probably disappear.

I have no idea. Why not try removing the added line, according to my instructions on my page, and let us know what happens?

mathguy wrote: ↑Mon May 16, 2022 10:55 pm Thank you muchly. This works.

Were you actually able to connect between SheepShaver and your real-world hardware? I'm very impressed. Many thanks to Cat_7 for showing the way!

I decided to try the phone number listed for Paul C. Pratt in Ithaca NY. Last week, when I tried it, I got a prompt to leave a message (but I didn't leave one). Today I tried it again, and got a "This number is not in service" message. I assume this is very bad news.

Just ignore the Multiple Users option. It isn't practical under recent versions of macOS, and I've revised the download page to say that. And wait until tomorrow to download a fixed version of the app. I've now got file sharing working both to and from the Mac OS 9 app, but it is not enabled by defa...

That clarifies enormously. Thank you!

(And I was able to connect from a Mac SheepShaver to a Windows one, but not from Windows to Mac - exactly what you reported earlier, I think.)

The SheepShaver for OSX/macOS guide is maintained by me. At the time I became aware of this feature, I added only very elementary instructions about "Port forwarding in slirp networking" under "Advanced Settings": https://www.emaculation.com/doku.php/sheepshaver_mac_os_x_setup#a...