I found this thread through a Google search: I'm also trying to run Buried in Time and Pegasus Prime via SheepShaver on my new Mac mini running Yosemite. Please give me some pointers on how to get SheepShaver to play these multi-disc games. Thanks in advance.

... your latest instructions, I finally got telnet working on my BBS. I am still a little mystified, because when I use the Terminal app on the Yosemite side, the only way I can connect to my BBS is by using my external static IP address. If I use my actual domain name, or localhost, or any ...

... ethernet by connecting an ethernet cable from a port on the back of my Airport Extreme router, to a port on my iMac. Upon doing the above, in Yosemite's "Network" prefs pane, in the "Ethernet" section it now says "Ethernet is currently active and has the IP address ...

... from the outside world you would need to tell your router that that service is available at the IP address of Basilisk, not the IP address of your Yosemite host", you are basically stating what I said above, right? In other words, if I use the TCP/IP control panel in Basilisk/MacOS to manually ...

... from the outside world you would need to tell your router that that service is available at the IP address of Basilisk, not the IP address of your Yosemite host. So I assume that the call to telnet has to be forwarded to the static IP address you give inside Basilisk. 5. Please note that the Basilisk ...

... After a long hiatus, yesterday I decided to see if I could set up the Mac Classic environment on my 24" iMac running the latest version of Yosemite, and using Basilisk II Intel 20140301. My goal in setting up Basilisk was to see if I could run my old Hermes II BBS again, which is a 68k ...

... with any version of OSX that will accommodate SheepShaver. I am running OSX version 10.9.5, but have tested this on Snow Leopard, Mavericks and Yosemite.

... So far, the scripts work fine and I have never seen Folder Action Dispatcher use unusual amounts of CPU or memory. I upgraded from Mavericks to Yosemite as soon as 10.10.1 was available and updated to 10.10.2 as soon as that was available.

Strange. Although a 6.8 MacOS installation is unusual (or was it 8.6?), if a startup MacOS volume works in any SheepShaver anywhere, it should work in any other SheepShaver anywhere else, also in Yosemite. Don't know what the problem is in your case.

Don't know if this adds to knowledge base, but I was finally successful at migrating my OS 6.8 Sheepsaver volume to Yosemite. I will do my best to list the steps I took. 1) Using 6.8 disk utility I created a new disk image of my 6.8 file, running Os9 Converting from a .HFV file to ...

... and full-screen mode? I would suggest you run our latest recommended SheepShaver build. But note that it doesn't run as 64 bit application in Yosemite, so set it to run as 32 bit application. Best, Cat_7

... is when printing from OS 9 to OS X via the Folder Action script trick. I don't know what's the culprit. The only cause I can suspect is the recent Yosemite upgrade, but even that is not a real contender, since with Yosemite installed, I was able to print without any problem for, at least, 2 weeks. ...

... Don't know why. There must be other adjustments to SheepShaver in COI that I am unaware of. I've been able to run Chubby Bunny with no problems in Yosemite (10.10.2) on an eight core Mac Pro in fullscreen at 1920x1080 using this method of editing hih1 file found inside the app executable. Had to ...

... on the TCP IP control panel but no connection. So, I have started inquiring about slirp. It is a difficult to track binary. I cannot find it on my Yosemite installation using root privileges and the locate db. I reach empty slirp folders though at: "/opt/local/var/db/dports/sources/rsync.rsync.opendarwin.org_dpupdate_dports/comms/slirp". ...

Hello, I'm new to PowerPC emulation and today I downloaded SheepShaver for Yosemite, did all the steps and everything went fine, then I tried to install Starship Titanic. After some problems I was able to install the game, but when I run it it asks for the CD ...

roberlanmac wrote: and then copy the folder with a USB stick to the imac

Make sure that you format the USB stick HFS+ (Mac OS Extended) first. They usually come FAT formatted and a classic Mac file will not survive intact when transferred from Yosemite to 9.2.2 on a FAT formatted volume.

Thanks a lot.

I will try to unzip in yosemite and then copy the folder with a USB stick to the imac, hope this works

... cd rom drive only read and cannot burn discs but mac os runs very well, browse the internet and everything. Almost. I also have a mac mini with yosemite. My problem is... everytime i download an application on both sheepshaver and the imac and try to run it i only see the generic white paper ...

Looking back from Yosemite, do Tiger and Leopard look old enough maybe?
Both do run nice in a (x86) virtual machine and are quite easy to set up.
There is no Classic emulation with the X86 build for Tiger, but PPC apps do work up to 10.6 (with Rosetta).
Maybe a practicable starting point?

Probably stating the obvious but be careful if you use an automatic system cleaner such as MacKeeper. I couldn't get SheepShaver to run in Yosemite but as it turns out MacKeeper was stripping the PPC code (Duh). Turning off the binary cutter prevents this. If the code gets stripped then reinstalling ...

Tried Starship Titanic here in SheepShaver with MacOS 9.0.4 on OSX 10.10.1 Yosemite, and it works without stuttering. (Starship Titanic is a PPC game, it will not run in BasiliskII.) 1. Mounted the first three CD.toast images by adding the files to the volumes ...

... to hang SheepShaver -- had to do a hard reset of my Mac). My Mac is an early 2008 Intel dual quad-core Mac Pro with 8 GB RAM, newly upgraded to Yosemite. I used the 1 Feb 2014 build of SheepShaver, with a new world ROM. My Mac OS installation disk image came from Macintosh Garden: MacOS904_Internal ...

The app runs in OSX. It did run fine here in OSX 10.9.x (Mavericks) and still does in 10.10.1 (Yosemite). It creates HFS volumes that can be used with emulators that run MacOS versions (8.0 and earlier) that cannot use HFS+ volumes.

Hi, If you want to use Xcode, a universal SheepShaver for OSX can only be compiled on Snow Leopard with Xcode up to 3.2.6. It depends on the 10.4 universal (gcc 4.0) development environment. You also need the SDL 1.2 development libs. Please see our compiling guide here: http://www.emaculation.com/d...

I downloaded the latest source from github around 2 weeks ago and spent some time looking at the source in Xcode. The files mon.h and mon.cxx are missing :-( When I opened the project in some version of Xcode, it also complained about some other missing files. If would be nice if you gave a more det...