

#BASILIST MAC EMULATOR HOW TO#
Through I was unable to find how to get equivalent of "Command" & "Alt/Option" keys working and there appears to be problem with disk emulation layer as "Apple HD SC Setup" is not able to detect disks. Ubuntu 16.04 - both "jit" and "nojit" work.Ubuntu 20.04 - Does not work (segmenation fault on startup).
#BASILIST MAC EMULATOR INSTALL#
# sudo apt install libcanberra-gtk-module libcanberra-gtk3-module NOTE: You may also need to install: libcanberra-gtk Ubuntu has a prebuilt Basilisk II package available that can be install as standard apt install package: # sudo apt install basilisk2 Another way to achieve this is using netatalk, which is AppleTalk equivalent to Samba for SMB/CIFS.

I did this as I needed to set up an AppleTalk gateway to easily move files to/from a real M68000 series Mac. Here are tips on getting these running and trouble shooting their use on Ubuntu Linux. Both can be run on a number of platforms including: Windows, MacOS, FreeBSD, IRIX and Linux. For retro-computing enthausiants they bring a virtualised retro computing experience. Status: 12 September 2020 - Tested and have completed doing two "large" physical disk dumps to Virtual Mac using "sheep_net" kernel module.īasilisk II & SheepShaver are emulations for Motorola 68000 series and PowerPC series Apple Macintoshes.

I had to convert the data track, track 1 only, to an iso file for it to work. With that adjustment, the analog control with the left analog stick is perfect and smooth.īolo sometimes slows down a bit, but it does so on a real Mac computer, too. Luckily, some of these games have option menus where I could increase the mouse speed even more. The following games are my favorite Mac Games, and they run very smooth, pretty much perfect, with perfect sound: I am in heaven - I can play my favorite Mac Games on the go. I used hfv explorer and Basilisk II for Windows to prepare my system disk, copy stuffit expander onto it, and copy some games to it.
#BASILIST MAC EMULATOR DRIVERS#
Disable most useless extensions in control panel (Printer drivers etc.) Use large System 7.5.5 hard disk (size 400 MB) to have enough room for games Increase the mouse speed to maximum in the System Folder -> Control Panel -> Mouse settings in MacOS 7.5.5 This gives a perfectly smooth mouse pointer. Set the refresh rate to 60 Hz in the emulator gui. Use native Vita screen Resolution in Emulator GUI (544 lines). I got incredible results with the following settings:

It runs them better than Dosbox on Nvidia Shield.
