... important apps were not working anymore. Sheepshaver was one of them. I didn't have much time to figure out the workarounds, so I reverted back to Yosemite. Reading the only thread on El Capitan, I figured that it was speaking about many things other than El Capitan ... and that were mostly chinese ...

... to select 32-bit or 64-bit in the pull-down menu. Being as SheepShaver can only run in 32-bit mode -- at least that has been the case with both Yosemite and El Capitan -- should I choose 32-bit mode for the Snow Leopard 10.6.3 installation, or 64-bit mode? Will the Snow Leopard installer recognize ...

... yourself already, or is this just a theoretical possibility? As I said earlier, getting networking to work properly between OS 9.0.4 and OS X -- Yosemite at the time, as I recall -- was a major headache, and took me weeks to figure out. It was only when I learned about TunTap on this same forum, ...

I'm running SheepShaver_UB_20140201 under MacOSX Yosemite. There is no choice but to run this version in 32bit mode (it will not run under Yosemite in 64bit mode). Still experiencing this very annoying blue screen colour switch following the hiding ...

... a clean machine. This is for Mavericks, because that's all I had that didn't have a bunch of dev stuff already on it, but it will probably work on Yosemite as well. If it doesn't or if I made a typo/omission somewhere, keep your head screwed on and ask for help. Install Homebrew: ruby -e "$(curl ...

I'm running SheepShaver_UB_20140201 under MacOSX Yosemite. There is no choice but to run this version in 32bit mode (it will not run under Yosemite in 64bit mode). Still experiencing this very annoying blue screen colour switch following the hiding ...

... a clean machine. This is for Mavericks, because that's all I had that didn't have a bunch of dev stuff already on it, but it will probably work on Yosemite as well. If it doesn't or if I made a typo/omission somewhere, keep your head screwed on and ask for help. Install Homebrew: ruby -e "$(curl ...

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, ...

... previous dependencies which will thwart nearly all efforts to compile qemu. I've followed O'Brien's explanations and they don't work (at least in Yosemite). I've also followed http://mikelev.in/2012/10/qemu-mac-os-x-success/, but there's no success, et cetera. Isn't there a foolproof method to ...

... previous dependencies which will thwart nearly all efforts to compile qemu. I've followed O'Brien's explanations and they don't work (at least in Yosemite). I've also followed http://mikelev.in/2012/10/qemu-mac-os-x-success/, but there's no success, et cetera. Isn't there a foolproof method to ...

With my new OS yosemite versión 10,10,4.. i can´t work with sheep shaver... an error ir showed in the screen..

Does anyone know how can i solve it?

Many thanks

I can report success with BasiliskII emulating a Mac Iici (OS 7.5.5) on a MacBook Pro running Yosemite having two way AppleTalk file transfers with a physical Mac Plus (OS 7.5.5). Great stuff - Thanks!

... suggested. It wouldn't let me. So then I tried to bring them to the Unix folder, where they automatically became copies. So I locked them on the Yosemite side and brought them back. Only one of those actually installed properly, but the point is, now I have these locked images that I can't delete ...

... -- such as mine -- using the Terminal app. I actually run my BBS in a virtual Mac Classic environment using Sheepshaver, which itself runs on a Yosemite machine. So even though Apple tried to kill Mac OS 9 long ago, us diehards still have a way to run it via Basilisk II or Sheepshaver. The difference ...

By the look of the title bar, you are running BasiliskII on Yosemite.

- Which BasiliskII build do you use?
- Which ROM file do you use?
- Is the DiskTools_MacOS8.image file in place and added to the volumes list?
- Did you set Mac Model ID and CPU Type as instructed (Quadra 900 and 68040)?

... are several ways that we could get address 0 to work, but that's a lost cause, because this is expressly verboten in 64-bit programs starting with Yosemite. This means that the future is direct mode. Compiling with direct mode falls on 64-bit because ld defaults to creating a 4gb pagezero area ...

... are several ways that we could get address 0 to work, but that's a lost cause, because this is expressly verboten in 64-bit programs starting with Yosemite. This means that the future is direct mode. Compiling with direct mode falls on 64-bit because ld defaults to creating a 4gb pagezero area ...

Many Thanks.. friend

This app is the only one to create a bootable disks... therefore now i will can burn my classic CD bootable.. awesome.

Many thanks... 24bit...

Roberto

Toast 4?
http://macintoshgarden.org/apps/toast-deluxe-4

hi.

Toast 3 (i can´t see on the net... only there are 6,7,8....).

I used to use Toast 3 on 9.0.4.

... SheepShaver is an app ready to run... Qemu? How can i compile this code to make an executable app.? I want open my dear 10.4.11 into my current Yosemite... I was many years using it in an old G4 dual. Thanks in advance.

Hi

When i was using MacOS Classic in my G4 with 9.2.2 i could run Toast 5.0 "carbonlib" but now... with 9.0.4 it is not possible,,,

What is the compatible titanium versión for 9.0.2? These oldest versions are very good to make bootable disks..

- I am using yosemite (10.10.3) in a MacPro 3.1 - 2.4 (2014-02-01) - In my SheepShaver download is not the "Delete Prefs File" script for delete the .sheepshaver_prefs file. I have used terminal with this "text" ...

... with my old 9600 and "G4" for many years) Only left me get a virtual machine to mount the greatest Apple MacOS: 10.4.11 -tiger- within Yosemite. I was working many years (9) with 10.4.11 in my "G4 Dual"... and was the best OS of Apple... of course... sure. There are many mac ...