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I am not certain you understand what this hack is about. Normally you should use a regular retail system installation CD for installing MacOS in SheepShaver. This hack is to enable the use of a system CD that was provided with a specific Mac model and thus cannot be used on other machines, like on the machine that is emulated by SheepShaver. The hack may work, but there is a real chance that the installation will not be fully functional because the installer was meant to be used on a specific hardware configuration that is different from the emulated hardware. It is better, and much easier, to use a general retail system CD if you can find one or are willing to purchase one.ayzee wrote:how do i go about making a .iso for mac...is there a program within mac osx that i can do to do this hack...Also, how about the hsf file, how do i get, and create it.
Which changes have you tried so far? My first guess would be changing 0196 to 0043.danco wrote:I'm stuck - as I have posted, but no reply as yet - at a different point.
The instructions are for a 9.0 install disk. The 8.5 disk is slightly different, and one can easily get part of the way, but it's not possible to guess the exact change needed. It needs some expert to say what the change is.
I explained that already, copy it to a disk image that you created for or added to SheepShaver. You should, of course, not use the disk image created from the CD, because after changing the resource you need to burn again a CD from it. If you use the latest SheepShaver build (see sticky topic at the top of this SheepShaver forum) you can also transfer application files through the shared folder.ayzee wrote:How do i get resedit into sheepsaver.
A new ResEdit? The newest one I know is version 2.3.1 which dates from the mid-nineties of last century.i downloaded resedit, is the new one okay, or does it have to be an old one, and if so, where do i get the old one.
I was hoping someone could come up with a definitive reply before I tried anything, so I have been waiting.Ronald P. Regensburg wrote:Which changes have you tried so far? My first guess would be changing 0196 to 0043.danco wrote:I'm stuck - as I have posted, but no reply as yet - at a different point.
The instructions are for a 9.0 install disk. The 8.5 disk is slightly different, and one can easily get part of the way, but it's not possible to guess the exact change needed. It needs some expert to say what the change is.