I wasn't aware of the 512Ke being able to run System 7. Huh. I guess you learn something new everyday.

Thanks a lot for your help! I will try it out later (as it is 3 AM and I REALLY want to sleep) and tell you the results.
Update: It worked! I decided to skip the makefile thing and I went with the project file. After building it gave me a nice little exe ready to run!

Well, saw your comment, and I tried all sorts of things, like putting all the files of the setup folder in an individual project and then build, putting all the files of the folder in an project (respecting the original hierarchy ofc) but I always either get an exe that I have to run on the command ...

The title says all. The thing is, I am using Visual C++ 2008 Express Edition, I set the options in the configuration file and everything to generate the tool executable (using the command utility BTW) and it generates two things after I compile: the exe of the config tool and an object file. So, I t...

I don't think that is possible, because PPC and x86 are so different.

PLEASE. ANSWER. THE. QUESTION. Idc if I can't use whatever shit is inside the compressed file, I just want to open StuffIt for Windows 9 normally.

macplus wrote:what version of the Visual C++ Redistributable do I need

There it is for convenience.

Just tell me what version of the Visual C++ Redistributable do I need if it isn't a lot to ask for. I need nothing else.

I wonder if someone can make a GUI for it, it looks pretty good.

You are QUITE off... Yes, it crashes. But when I want to extract something (selecting the extract option in the context menu) it shows up the error, but the extract window appears, so I can select an option and extract the file. And I was asking which version of the C++ Runtime Redistributable do I ...

Sorry for the bump, but the same problem is happening to me. But when I tried to extract the two disk images it showed up with something. Which version of the C++ Redistributable do I need to use for it to work correctly?

I cannot make it boot, not even to the blinking floppy disk screen. It just opens a blank screen, and it closes. Here are the contents of the log file: Basilisk II V1.0 by Christian Bauer et al. Reading ROM file... Using SDL/directsound audio output Using SDL_Renderer driver: direct3d FATAL: EMUL_OP...

That's what's awesome about technology...

I think that the first version of the LisaOS was for the first Lisa model, which had 2 5.25 inch drives. The model the Lisa emulator emulates is the second one, which had one 3.5 inch drive, so you can't run it. Wait until some emulator supports it or until the Lisa emulator supports it.

The missing 2010 release is in Wayback Machine, here: https://web.archive.org/web/20141121073 ... 1_2010.zip

When I start QEMU (following the steps of the guide) inside the window of QEMU, after a while, it says the following:

MacOS: unable to find a usable NVRAM partition - using offset 0x1400.

And it never begins the installation. What is the problem?

Which version of Mac OS are you emulating?

Long time no see.
I think the problem lies within your ROM file, because sound works perfectly fine for me in 9.0.4.

Don't worry about it, it was just a lost cause.

Nope, it does not work.

Where should the folder with SheepShaver, etc., be located by default? Easy one, "C:\Program Files ((x86) in a 64 bit machine)\SheepShaver". What settings make the most sense for RAM, screen size, etc.? For the screen size, I would suggest leaving it at 640x480 and RAM wise, I suggest 512...

I'm in a Windows machine. I want to assign the DEL key for it to be the Power button.

Well, thanks for the info, but that wasn't what I was asking for! Just tell me how to configure the button and that's it. End of story.

Forgot to mention it, the format in the Keycodes file is like this: <SDL scancode> <Mac keycode>

As many of you may know, old Macs used to have a Power Button on their keyboards (at least until the iMac came around) that turned off the system. I know that I can configure the Power button to work in both Basilisk II and SheepShaver (cause someone said it made it work) so I looked at the Basilisk...

I think that if you pay at least $2 to the Gryphel Project, you should be able to use the Stable Variations Service for free like it was before, because if you must use multiple builds for emulating different machines then you must sponsor every one of them, and you pay even more. Just my opinion of...