ClockWise wrote: ↑Wed Jul 22, 2020 1:02 pm Just for whimsy, I guess! Any topic with a "Mac Emu" AND a Stephen Coates post is a-okay in my book.

Yay . I'm worthy of a sticky .

A rather belated Happy Birthday .

I got an AmigaOne XE G4 machine a couple of years ago. Funny to think that those are now becoming 'vintage'. I wonder if I can run MOL on it. I keep meaning to try out Linux on my various PPC systems.

Hi ClockWise. You guys have done a nice job of keeping this site up to date in the last few years :). I don't use emulators much any more, but I just got myself a Toshiba Libretto 100CT, with a Pentium MMX processor. Its a really tiny little machine and has a nice installation of Windows 95 on it. I...

Happy birthday Emaculation!

It would be cool to have MacOS run natively on a PC, but as has already been mentioned, there isn't really much point. I wonder how much effort it would actually take to do this though? Probably quite a lot. If memory serves, I once made a bootable floppy disk which would boot to DOS and load Fusion...

I've had ClarisCAD running on my old PowerBook 1400, and I'm pretty sure I had it running in an emulator. Might have been on my other PC though. If you want a modern alternative, you might want to have a look at QCad. I've used this on Linux once of twice and it was quite easy to get going for some ...

Nothing really. I just tend to look at factual books such as electronic/computing etc now and then.

I have added you to my contact list. Hopefully you will show up when logged in.

Surely you noticed I have an ICQ number?

I must have got that around 2003/2004.

Never used it though.

I have one :) I bought a second hand 2GB Jaz Drive in 2006. Don't really use it much, but I do use it for backup purposes on my PowerBooks. I should be able to get it to work on my PC as I have a SCSI card but I would need an adapter cable for it. I have two 1GB disks and two 2GB disks but unfortuna...

Silent Flamer, what is your AIM name? Maybe I can add you and send you a message as I never receive any of your messages.

Hehe.

Michael Brice wrote that and posted it on another forum and suggested it as an article for us, so I HTMLd it and uploaded.

If memory serves, I got ShapeShfiter (or it may have been BII) working in WinUAE. Was a few years ago. I did set up a fresh installation of WinUAE with Workbench 3.1 a couple of months ago on my Windows box so I might have a go with ShapeShifter. I do have ShapeShifter on my A1200 tower, but I never...

Thanks.

BitlBee did get updated recently I think, but it is still used in the same way, so there shouldn't be any need to update the guide.

I use AIM via Bitlbee. There is someone called 'scoates2' on AIM, as I added them, but I am 'scoates2@mac.com' as I originally registered for use with iChat a few years ago.

Also, yesterday was my 20th birthday

Hi, I recommended the second hard disk because you need to install a bootloader if you want to run OSX on a second partition on your one disk. Dual booting can be done, but could also go wrong and you would loose the possibility of booting into your other OS. So, if you start, detach your first dis...

Thanks for the links Cat.

Now I have to find a retail OSX disk .

Why do you recommend using a separate HD? I currently only have one HD in the computer, though I was thinking of putting two in when I built the machine. I suppose I could buy another one next year.

My motherboard is a Gigabyte GA-P31-ES3G and my graphics card is a Radeon 4550.

I'm using Vector Linux, which is Slackware based. I tend to use Virtual Box to access Windows stuff from within Linux, but I do have an installation of Windows XP which I can boot into as well. I don't tend to use emulators as much as I used to as I now have access to real older Macintosh systems. I...

Build 142.

Tried a few I get the same problem with some Nintendo emulators as well as a few other applications.

I have ADSL here. I only got in 2005 though. I was quite happy with V90, except it was too slow sometimes, particularly with big files. I do tend to download a lot of files which are in excess of 1MB so the DSL is useful for that. It only costs £6 per month as well, with a 10GB limit, and a speed of...

I had a good look round the server a couple of years ago. I found this on my hard drive amongst 10000 files which ScanDisk kindly placed in a FOUND.000 directory. Must have come from the forum directory as it was with a load of forum stuff. http://img256.imageshack.us/img256/7034/ejac.jpg :lol: :lol...

I used DOS quite a bit last year for a project which involved interfacing an analogue-to-digital converter to a parallel port. I used DOS 7 on a Pentium III machine, and installed DOS 6.22 on an Athlon XP machine at college. Haven't really used it much since then, but I have tested my DOS 6.22 boot ...

I wouldn't mind a boxed copy, just for the sake of it.

I did ask him about the possibility of taking some OS8.1s off him about 6 years ago but decided the international postage might make it a little expensive.

I used vMac for DOS a few years ago. Here are a few screenshots (from 2003): http://stevecoates.net/emulation/macintosh/vmacdos/screenshots/VMAC0000.BMP http://stevecoates.net/emulation/macintosh/vmacdos/screenshots/VMAC0007.BMP http://stevecoates.net/emulation/macintosh/vmacdos/screenshots/VMAC0011...