Hi MacPlussed !

Unforunately, unless I missed something, your application does not work on MacOS, because .Net's Windows Forms is not 64 bit compatible on that platform.
Could you share a link to the source code so that I can have a look and make it work on Macs ?

still can't win a reasonable priced one on Ebay What would you call a reasonable price ? I can find a bunch of them in the 40 / 60€ ballpark, that doesn't look that much to me, but I may be biased by the emotional factor :) ! By the way, I think I have one of those (or maybe that's a 3DFX 3, or bot...

If the uncompressed image is bigger than 4GB (or 2GB, I don't remember), that's unsupported by zip, but MacOS uses a zip extension to handle that. Maybe that's the issue here ?

So how is it? Are you able to see any real-time graphs of network, cpu, or disk usage? If you do have these working, would you mind sharing with us a picture if it when QEMU is doing something? Thank you. Sure... except I never used virt-manager nor QEMU and don't even know how to start. If you hav...

I tried installing on Mac OS 10.9. It failed because a lot of the dependencies had been already installed while I was building QEMU. pkg-config and glib both caused a lot of problems because they were already on my system. It looks like I would need to wipe my system clean of all installed QEMU dep...

Actually I did nothing but searching google for 'virt-manager mac', and following install instructions (since I already had homebrew, it was easy :)). I'm using latest El Capitan and everything worked immediately. As for usefulness... I don't know. I just opened the built application and stopped the...

Something like this ?

https://github.com/jeffreywildman/homebrew-virt-manager

Edit -> screenshot :

Well, seeing you had so much trouble compiling qemu on your Mac, I tried myself on Yosemite 10.10.4 and had no issue to do so. You are right some informations are either missing or wrong in OBrien's page. But since you talk about your experience with dependency hells, I suspect you have some experie...

You could also put the file in /usr/local/bin Even better, I created a folder bin in my home folder and added the path to the shell PATH by creating a file .bash_profile in my home folder with content: export PATH="/Users/ronald/bin:$PATH" :smile: I did create a few things with Automator ...

Too bad I don't have my Mac working right now or I would have prepared an AppleScript application for you... Anyway, you can copy-paste this to a new export_to_checkbook file : function exportToCheckBookFormat() { REVERSE_COMMAND=$(type tac 1>/dev/null 2>&1 && echo "tac" || ech...

Hi ! Actually, 'which' is not reliable. What does 'type -a tail' return ? By the way, I tried the command inside cygwin (My mac's HD is dead right now, reverting to my old backup pc) where tail does not support the r switch, and that's clearly notified : tail: unknown option -- r So that may not be ...

I may be wrong I think is talking about this game : http://macintoshgarden.org/games/rose-garden

I had the exact same problem and just found it was because I was trying to launch two SS instances that shared the same extfs / unix location.

Changing this allowed me to launch several instances at the same time.

Hey, I have redesigned the gui and added a new logo to sheepshaver launcher and would like some feedback on it as Alexei might add the changes to the repository. http://classicg3.org/SheepShaverX.zip Would love feedback, if you find any bugs please inform me. Thanks, 8BitInvader I don't have a Mac ...

Also, I have to temper a bit what I said in a previous post, concerning necessary skills in order to help in development of both BasiliskII and SheepShaver. It turns out some of the 'coming soon' features are indeed GUI related, thus requiring much less deep knowledge... this removes one or two step...

sheepmyshaver123 wrote:This was a spoof, this restriction has to been lifted. The future versions of Basilisk II/SheepShaver will run on Windows NT/2000/XP/Vista/7 systems only, not 9x because it's unsupported.

Haaa ... cool ! We can now all dream about this fantastic future version

Maybe you should make a step by step lesson for C++ on this website . If people read it , we might actually know how to compile it ourselves! If every member in this forum learns how to program C++ , we might probably continue this project ourselves , making major versions . Compiling the software ...

I'm pretty sure Basilisk II dropped support for Win9x a long time ago. But what would be the point to dropping support for Win2K/XPSP1/XPSP2 ? I can't recall ever hearing about a program that only supports XPSP3 for some reason. I do agree... Sheepmyshaver123, can you please explain why to drop sup...

Yes, but some software may detect the lack of hardware acceleration and refuse to work in those conditions.

Maybe .a just stands for assembler... I would need to look at at least one file to be affirmative though...

I'm using a 24Mbit down/1Mbit up ADLS connection here in France. Unfortunately I'm quite far from my DSL so I really only have 10Mbit down/1Mbit up It costs me 30€/month but I have unlimited phone calls included and exra TV channels (of which I don't care) aswell (what is known as TriplePlay option ...

I think not everyone did get your point : - Right now, it is not feaseable (appart from using some cli tricks or different user sessions) to have several instances of BasiliskII with different OSs because they share the same xpram file whose location is hardcoded. - You wish to be able to tell where...

The main problem is that the update screen routine is being called on a simple thread and not from the Cocoa run-loop thread.. We can add a NSAutoreleasePool to this simple thread by doing something like this (using ObjectiveC code, I assume the same is feasible using plain old C) : int newThreadEn...

Didn't you tried to find a solution for the hardware cursor :wink: ? And you were not that far from the real solution, that's what amazes me ! Usually, people without programming skills don't event bother tying to figure out what all that code means (even if it may be quite simple sometimes), but yo...

Is there a program for opening .SMI files in Sheepshaver with Mac OS 9.0? .smi are "Self Mounting Images", that is, they are actual programs that contains a disk image and that mount them when they are launched. So yes, there is a programm to open smi files : the files themselves. Anyway,...