... In BasiliskII you can then choose your keyboard layout in the Keyboard control panel, whether Brazilian or US English or any other available layout. The Key Caps application (available from the Apple menu) will show the active keyboard layout. You can check the layout in Key Caps by pressing ke...

2. Brazilian keyboard.img Add that disk image to the volumes list for BasiliskII. From the mounted image drag the file "Brazilian" onto the System Folder You will be asked to install the file in System, allow installation. The Brazilian keyboard layout will be available as a choice in the...

Added the latest google-chrome installation to the script.

Works very fast under Debian but is, unfortunately, outside of BasiliskII. Small price to pay I'd say... better than running Classilla and older browsers.

4. The Brazilian keyboard layout in MacOS comes closest to your keyboard. It is available in MacOS 8.1 and in MacOS 9.0.4. You use MacOS 7.6.1? If it is not available there, a copy from one of those other OS versions can probably be installed in the System file in 7.6.1. Is there a gentle soul will...

I created a script that fully automates the installation and configuration plus the compilation of SDL2 and BasiliskII for X.org. You can find it here: https://github.com/ekbann/chromebook-basilisk2-sdl2 If you have the American keyboard version, edit the script to remove the keyboard configuration ...

Incidentally, I compiled SDL2 v.2.0.14 from source and then re-compiled BasiliskII against it, BUT it crashes with a segmentation fault! I tested the new SDL2 with a sample code and it works. Does SDL2 need something from BasiliskII source for it to work? I found out why it crashed... I was missing...

First of all, a big thank you for your quick replies! This community is amazing. The existing keycodes files are not yet edited for use with SDL2 builds. We need the header that should be used for Linux/X11 SDL2 builds. The existing Linux/X11 headers are not for SDL2. The content of the keycodes fil...

I do not know which keycodes files you use or tried. In the newer versions, I added scancode to keycode translations for SDL2 SheepShaver and BasiliskII builds on macOS and Windows hosts. For Linux and X11 those translations are not yet available. Adding those translations may only need a new heade...

I was talking about SheepShaver for macOS. There the file people used was always just "keycodes". I tested SheepShaver 4 May 2019 version from downloads page. Defined "keycodes true" Undefined "keycodefile" As a result, both keycodes and BasiliskII_keycodes were invali...

adespoton wrote: ↑Fri Jun 04, 2021 3:03 pm Now you need to deck it out with some rainbow Apple stickers, remove the Intel sticker, and get something to cover up the Acer logo

You read my mind! Definitely a rainbow Apple logo...

That looks wonderful! Could you give us a step-by-step procedure for making it happen? (I know I'm asking you to spend even more time on this, but I think it would be a very popular topic.) I did just that for others, even if it is a little convoluted because as I try and retry I sometimes find a b...

How it’s nice to live in 2021! Finished my little side project... Fully loaded Mac OS 7.6.1 running on a Acer Chromebook 11 N7 (C731). I just love the attention I get at the local coffee shop while working on some document in Word 6. https://i.ibb.co/GCqDMtQ/81-CA0696-E0-CE-40-C5-8-BC1-BDB3329-E05-C...

Let me know if the sound works... I may have installed a package beforehand and forgot to add it to the script... :shock: I'm using Mac OS 7.6.1 and CodeWarrior to teach C++98 to my high school students... just for fun! Could have done with Raspbian... but the 90's Macintosh experience is just from ...

Ok, BasiliskII is up and running. After I renamed mac.ROM to mac.rom the Mac booted up and I was able to install System7.5.3 and StuffIt Expander easily and it’s mostly behaving. It boots up in 3 seconds on my RPi 2 - very happy with that. However I was unable to change the resolution or number of ...

I've been trying to get BasiliskII running on the latest Raspberry Pi Raspian (kernel v5.10) on my Pi 3B+. Frankly, I don't know what I'm doing, and I'm tired of screwing around with it. Would any kind souls who have already compiled BasiliskII for the Raspberry Pi 3B+ be nice enough to upload it? ...

Check out my fully automated Basilisk II install for the Raspberry Pi. Should run on RPi 1, 2, and 3 that uses VideoCore 4. Features for maximum performance: 1. Installs on a light Raspberry Pi OS Lite system; 2. Compiles using SDL2 without heavy X Windows; 3. Optimized to run Mac OS 7.6.1 with 6804...

On the pi3 I build BasilliskII from https://github.com/kanjitalk755/macemu git repository I use the following screen config: screen win/800/600 Note: if I use gda I get the same issue as you do I think I found out why my system was not running 800x600 correctly (I was getting massive screen tearing...

Yes I have the pi3 running fine with 800x600 without X. The pi4 is the problem as the performance is dreadful unless launched via X. There may be a way to recompile SDL to take advantage of the acceleration, but I have not resolved it yet. How did you run Basilisk 2 at 800x600 without X. I could on...

Hi both the pi3 and pi4 are built with sdl2. There is quite some debate online regarding the OpenGL drivers for the pi4. More energy has gone into X support. Running without X on the pi4 results in poor stuttering performance. If launched via X the performance is a lot better. As an update to the a...

I'd recommend some changes. Basilisk II actually emulates a Quadra 900 for the most part. So if you set it to use the Quadra 800 ROM and the 68040 CPU, you'll be in better shape. ROM info here: https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/ ... -Dk7QDyKPY

I compiled SDL2 version 2.0.14 from source without X11 and BII ran fine except that it starts in 640x480 mode and I can’t seem to find how to change to a higher resolution. Control Panel -> Monitors only have 640x480 at 75MHz as an option. Since SDL2 doesn’t have the framebuffer option, configuring ...

The neat thing about including MPW is that you can then compile all of Apple's sample code, and you can run ToolServer, which lets you script and interact with Mac OS in a very UNIX-y way. There's even a third party app written that turns it into a telnet server so you can log in remotely and contr...

I'd recommend some changes. Basilisk II actually emulates a Quadra 900 for the most part. So if you set it to use the Quadra 800 ROM and the 68040 CPU, you'll be in better shape. ROM info here: https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1wB2HnysPp63fezUzfgpk0JX_b7bXvmAg6-Dk7QDyKPY Everything else looks...

I am trying to create a Chromebook/Mac OS 7.6.1 machine (Basilisk II) for casual generic work and was wondering if these are the best choices: ROM: Macintosh Quadra 800 ROM (1MB) RAM: 136MB CPU: 68040 HDD: 800MB word processor: Word 6.0.1 (from Office 4.2.1) <Word 5.1a doesn't install, and v6 should...

Did you try assigning more RAM to Speedometer already? The RAM setting can be edited via "Get Info" from the File menu. 1. I never thought about this since it ran fine out-of-the-box in Mini vMac on a Mac Plus with only 4MB of RAM. 2. I didn't know about this "assign more RAM" t...