24bit wrote:
Just to make sure, did you start with Cat_7´s "Always start with this…"?
https://web.archive.org/web/20141121073 ... 1_2010.zip(You may of course update the BasiliskII.exe to the recent one, once you are up and running.)
If you want to try a System 7.5.3 boot disk, there is one here:
http://macintoshgarden.org/apps/macos-753-emulatorsOn a side note, you may also run the remade Build142, which runs more or less self contained.
It has floppy and SCSI support and offers a buch of Gestalt IDs too.
http://www.open.ou.nl/hsp/downloads/Bas ... 8_2008.zipMany still feel that this was the best build ever, at least for 32bit Windows, it runs in 64bit too though.
Thanks for the info. Yeah, I started with that webarchive package, then moved the updated .exe file into the folder. I just can't get BasiliskGUI to run because of the dll errors (which I assume is used to configure Basilisk itself, because if I try to run the Basilisk.exe without the GUI, it says it can't find a ROM).
I'll try that older one you linked at the bottom right now.
Edit: after some fiddling, I got it to work with the 2008 version.

I am just confused about how the disk mounting works... for some reason the emulator says that my disks are locked and I can't copy files, even though in the GUI I have them set as read/write.
Alternatively, is there a way to expand the size of a disk? Namely the system disk that I downloaded from the second link.