I will try as soon as I have the time. I still have Snow Leopard running on a MacBook that I kept for this very purpose.

Is this a file that is linked to with "make links"?

I've been running the latest sheep shaver 2.4 on mavericks and it works perfectly. However, once I updated to Yosemite it won't even start I've read all the boards I've put it in applications folder in 32 bit mode, I've set up "open with" to sheepshaver, i have my previous ...

Hi, Perhaps there is a solution for the 64 bit problem. Daniel Sumorok put a fix for 64 Basilisk for Yosemite in his github repository. It could be this also fixes SheepShaver. I have no build environment available for SheepShaver, but perhaps Ronald could give it a try? ...

So far I have seen reports of three three issues with SheepShaver on Yosemite: 1. It will not run in 64-bit mode, only in 32-bit mode This was confirmed by several users. 2. Internet connection with slirp networking does not work So far reported by one user ...

I've been noticing issues in Sheepshaver since upgrading to Yosemite. I was using Photoshop to apply some filters when I discovered that sometimes the system forgets that I'm pressing the command button, and instead triggers a photoshop tool key. For example, ...

... 10.0.2.3 You can also set those manually. If you still have no connection with the correct addresses, there could be an issue with slirp and Yosemite. Does it work for others in Yosemite?

SheepShaver runs fine in Mavericks. There is an issue in Yosemite where it will only run in 32-bit mode. The version number (2.3) is hardly indicative for which state of the source code is used. Gwenole's May 2006 snapshot was indeed 2.3, but that number ...

I removed the link because it is this board's policy to not allow direct links to software that may not be freely distributed (like a MacOS system or ROM files).

I wondered:
- Why an old version (2.3)?
- And why for Mavericks? The regular SheepShaver builds run on OSX from Tiger through Yosemite.

SheepShaver wouldn't have helped with your problem anyway, as the issue is reading an old SCSI drive on new hardware. Every OS up to 10.6 can read all the old HD formats used under Mac OS; after that, you start getting into read-only and "not supported" land on MFS and old HFS variants, as...

Hi All. This project is more complex than I thought; I'm going to have to abandon my plans. I just wanted to check the contents of a SCSI HD I have, using my G5 w/ Leopard, but Leopard won't accept the HD's driver software for obvious reasons. I don't want to spend further time on this. Thanks All, ...

Also, I read the ReadMeFirst file. I've read the setup manual & these are too technical for me and seem to discuss more re: configuring SS once opened, which now I can't do. The setup manual tells you that SheepShaver will not run at all without a compatible ROM file: "SheepShaver will not...

As per the guide: "You will need a compatible Mac OS install CD to be able to install a Mac OS in the SheepShaver emulated machine. Depending on the used ROM file (see below for more info on ROM files), SheepShaver can run System 7.5.3 through Mac OS 9.0.4. SheepShaver cannot run 9.1 or later.&...

First thing I run into is this: "You need a Mac OS install CD." I don't know what this means. I don't have such a CD; I updated my OSs online. What Mac install CD are they talking about?

Sheepshaver runs perfectly in Yosemite. I'm afraid there's no alternative to following the installation guide, no matter how technical it may seem. If any specific step seems hard to follow, please post a question about that specific step. ...

... want to do is use SheepShaver on a G5 running Leopard. But, the G5 isn't hooked to the internet. I thought, download SS w/ my Macbook Pro running Yosemite, burn a CD of the folder and load that into the G5. It may be more feasible to hook up the G5 w/ Ethernet cable to my cable modem, access the ...

Have you followed every single step in the setup guide?

I have latest version of Yosemite. I've downloaded SS, but same things have been happening. I've checked the info on the SS app. file & 32-bit mode is checked. But, SS still doesn't open. I'm on a Macbook Pro. Any advice?

And from Mavericks onward seem to break if ran in 64-bit; SheepShaver runs fine in 64-bit mode in Mavericks, but not in Yosemite. Just a thought about the problem with Medusa: In a discussion elsewhere about unrelated software, it appeared that Apple changed the alias format in Yosemite ...

And from Mavericks onward seem to break if ran in 64-bit; SheepShaver runs fine in 64-bit mode in Mavericks, but not in Yosemite. Just a thought about the problem with Medusa: In a discussion elsewhere about unrelated software, it appeared that Apple changed the alias format in Yosemite ...

What machine are you running? Are you on 64 bit or 32 bit? MacBook Air 2012. Yosemite only runs 64-bit, I believe. My MacBook Air is one year behind yours. While Yosemite runs in 64-bit, apps can be 32-bit or set to run in 32-bit; AFAIK SheepSaver and BasiliskII ...

Mac8a wrote: What machine are you running? Are you on 64 bit or 32 bit?

MacBook Air 2012. Yosemite only runs 64-bit, I believe.

Medusa seems to work perfectly under OS X 10.10 Yosemite. I can't imagine what's wrong in Mac8a's system. Everything works correctly here. That's both encouraging and discouraging, lol. I'm glad to know it's working in Yosemite, I'm sad to learn ...

... take some time for me to get an updated OSX to test it properly, could you please check the logs? Medusa seems to work perfectly under OS X 10.10 Yosemite. I can't imagine what's wrong in Mac8a's system. Everything works correctly here. That's both encouraging and discouraging, lol. I'm glad to ...

... take some time for me to get an updated OSX to test it properly, could you please check the logs? Medusa seems to work perfectly under OS X 10.10 Yosemite. I can't imagine what's wrong in Mac8a's system. Everything works correctly here. That's both encouraging and discouraging, lol. I'm glad to ...

sentient06 wrote:Mac8a, it will take some time for me to get an updated OSX to test it properly, could you please check the logs?

Medusa seems to work perfectly under OS X 10.10 Yosemite. I can't imagine what's wrong in Mac8a's system. Everything works correctly here.