... did not test it, but in theory should work. I've mentioned in another post that Medusa isn't working for me; it won't read ROM files on OS X 10.10 Yosemite. I'm currently writing AppleScripts to accomplish this, but I can't seem to figure out the proper syntax and arguments for "do script" ...

Hello,

I never tested in Yosemite.. that looks bad..

I was thinking at least the button should work fine; probably something changed in Yosemite that prevents the file to be added.

I'll look into it, no panic!

Thanks for the feedback!

I can't seem to find "Bundle Contents button" I'm on OS X Yosemite 10.10 does that matter?

[Edit] Never mind I figured it out. Thanks for this awesome trick!

... open a rom file by extension association in info properties of the .ROM files. I tried everything I know. Has anyone else gotten this to work on Yosemite? I'd like to know so I can narrow it down to if it's just a problem with Yosemite, or my specific machine and configuration. Box comes on to ...

... can't add ANY of my ROMs to the "Assets Manager" or the VMs. Am I missing some configuration somewhere? I'm using Medusa 1.2.0b3 on OS X Yosemite 10.10 http://cl.ly/image/2u3S0T1O0V1J/Screen%20Shot%202014-11-11%20at%2012.15.29%20PM.png http://cl.ly/image/0Q0g3Q262W43/Screen%20Shot%202014-11-11%20at%2012.14.46%20PM.png

... Macintosh" PowerPC G4 with Machine ID: 67; all on top of a MacBook Air (13-inch, Mid 2011) 1.7 GHz Intel Core i5 running 64 bit OS X Yosemite 10.10 Not Included in the Picture: Xcode Version 6.1 (6A1052d) [Edit] Sound and Internet work beautifully.

This is terrifically fast on a new machine with Yosemite. I like to keep most of my working files on the SheepShaver volume -- they're there when I need them sort of thing -- but like to back them up to OSX. I've never had a SheepShaver volume crash, but am not sure how I'd rescue files if it did.

... present with SheepShaver on my iMac Mavericks partition, the one I use most of the time. The same self contained disk image works normally on a Yosemite partition on the same iMac and on my MacBook Pro. The problem must be with the host Mavericks system. That's why I did an OS 10.9 install with ...

... 0x0 memory address issue is now the same as in Linux? There was a person asking in this forum (and I checked) whether SheepShaver did not run on Yosemite in 64 bit anymore. You mention a fix, but I don't understand what you said about it. You mean the fix is already there but doesn't work as ...

... 0x0 memory address issue is now the same as in Linux? There was a person asking in this forum (and I checked) whether SheepShaver did not run on Yosemite in 64 bit anymore. You mention a fix, but I don't understand what you said about it. You mean the fix is already there but doesn't work as ...

... be to pick a new CPU emulation package, and rebiuld from the ground up. Ok enough ranting. http://i.imgur.com/9hjC3Nj.png Here it is running on Yosemite.. I can get it to almost compile but the vauge templates throw off CLANG, or by adding in the CPU objects from 10.6 the linker can't apparently ...

I upgraded my MacBook Pro to Yosemite today and BasiliskII appears to be working.

... out that (some setting in) another application I have running, BetterTouchTool, also affects the behavior in SheepShaver. So probably the triangle Yosemite, BetterTouchTool and SheepShaver don't play nice together. But I don't think the problem is in SheepShaver. Kees

I have a few different OS 8/9 versions running through SheepShaver. Since I updated to Yosemite I have a problem with double clicks. I have to click three or four times for SheepShaver to register it as a double click. Single click and click-and-drag works fine. This ...

... web etc., and clients. Should be appealing ;-) It seems the current tun/tap method for getting SheepShaver to do Appletalk doesn't work anymore in Yosemite. The tuntaposx tool doesn't have signed kexts. Although it seems to install, the devices are not created in /dev/ There are some signed kexts ...

Hi,

You're correct. The current build for OSX does not run in 64 bit mode.
Whether and when this will be addressed is uncertain.

Best,
Cat_7

In looking at what I can find here, SheepSaver is having some problems running on Yosemite. It looks like folks are able to get it to run in 32-bit mode but not 64-bit, is that correct?

Has anyone had any more luck with this or heard anything from SheepShaver as to whether it is being addressed?

... web etc., and clients. Should be appealing ;-) It seems the current tun/tap method for getting SheepShaver to do Appletalk doesn't work anymore in Yosemite. The tuntaposx tool doesn't have signed kexts. Although it seems to install, the devices are not created in /dev/ There are some signed kexts ...

... load/mount via Disk Utility or command line, or load in an emulator. Not a big issue, but can sometimes get annoying. Oh yeah -- and now we're on Yosemite! Woo!

... the window size to the screen size, then hide the dock and menubar, and push the window to the top of the screen. This doesn't entirely work in Yosemite. Apparently, you can't push a window into the 21-pixel-tall band normally occupied by the menu bar - even if the menu bar isn't visible. So ...

Now that Yosemite has a new green full-screen button on the menu bar, is it possible to add one to SheepShaver (by editing a NIB file, I suppose)? Or is it impossible to change screen resolution once SheepShaver is launched?

Thanks a lot, Ronald ! I really appreciate an answer that comes so quickly :lol: I opened the Infos, 32-bit mode was already clicked ?! ... so I tried to launch Sheepshaver again ... and it works !! I'm glad – I have all my bookkeeping in an application that goes back to the 90s, I'd have hated to h...

As I also read in a report on MacInTouch that SheepShaver will run in Yosemite in 32-bit mode but not in 64-bit mode. Luckily SheepShaver defaults to 32-bit when installed the first time. @ jdehaller Did SheepShaver run before you upgraded to Yosemite? If so, ...

Hi! I have now installed Yosemite, and Sheepshaver doesn't launch – bumps once and that's it. I have a Sheepshaver folder im my application folder, and the application is inside this folder. I don't really understand your explanations ...

Has anyone had the chance to test the March 1, 2014 build of BasiliskII with Yosemite?