MacMiNT - Revision history

Neozeed: Updated download links since so many things are dead

2022-12-09T11:59:14Z

Updated download links since so many things are dead

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	Next it doesn’t support [[TCP/IP]] so it’s like being on [[Unix v6]]. But it’s fun at any rate.		Next it doesn’t support [[TCP/IP]] so it’s like being on [[Unix v6]]. But it’s fun at any rate.

	You can find the binaries ~~here:~~		You can find the binaries [https://archive.org/details/macmint/MacMiNT.png here on archive.org]

	~~http~~://macmint.~~superglobalmegacorp~~.~~com/install/~~

	It includes gcc 2.5.8, and a somewhat basic environment. It does have lots of potential, but the biggest gripe is that it will crash with virtual memory enabled. Also since it is 68000 based programs it is running under emulation on the PowerMAC computers. It will run on various 68k emulated MAC's namely [[Basilisk II]].		It includes gcc 2.5.8, and a somewhat basic environment. It does have lots of potential, but the biggest gripe is that it will crash with virtual memory enabled. Also since it is 68000 based programs it is running under emulation on the PowerMAC computers. It will run on various 68k emulated MAC's namely [[Basilisk II]].

Jnc: +cat, +links

2019-01-01T13:43:52Z

+cat, +links

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	[[Image:MacMiNT.png\|right\|thumb\|MacMiNT under Basilisk II]]		[[Image:MacMiNT.png\|right\|thumb\|MacMiNT under Basilisk II]]

	MINT back in the day for [[Atari ST]]’s was a UNIX like layer that ran on top of [[Atari TOS\|TOS]] (The Atari MS-DOS like OS) and provided basic Unix services. With the program aptly called JET (Just Enough TOS), the [[Macintosh]] [[68000]]’s can setup a TOS compatible [[interrupt vector]] table, and run TOS procedure emulation to run the [[MINT]] binaries under [[MacOS]]!		MINT back in the day for [[Atari ST]]’s was a [[UNIX]]-like layer that ran on top of [[Atari TOS\|TOS]] (The Atari [[MS-DOS]] like [[operating system\|OS]]) and provided basic Unix services. With the program aptly called JET (Just Enough TOS), the [[Macintosh]] [[68000]]’s can setup a TOS compatible [[interrupt vector]] table, and run TOS procedure emulation to run the [[MINT]] binaries under [[MacOS]]!

	So, it’s UNIX!		So, it’s UNIX!

	Sort of. Consider it an "Operating Environment", much like what Windows 3.1 was to MS-DOS.		Sort of. Consider it an "Operating Environment", much like what Windows 3.1 was to MS-DOS.

	First you need to disable [[virtual memory]]… That’s bad.		First you need to disable [[virtual memory]]… That’s bad.
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	[[Category: Operating Environments]]		[[Category: Operating Environments]]
			[[Category: Atari]]

Jnc: Proper cat, +links

2018-10-19T23:56:44Z

Proper cat, +links

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	[[Image:MacMiNT.png\|right\|thumb\|MacMiNT under Basilisk II]]		[[Image:MacMiNT.png\|right\|thumb\|MacMiNT under Basilisk II]]
	MINT back in the day for [[Atari ST]]’s was a UNIX like layer that ran on top of [[Atari TOS\|TOS]] (The Atari MS-DOS like OS) and provided basic Unix services. With the program aptly called JET (Just Enough TOS), the [[Macintosh]] [[68000]]’s can setup a TOS compatible interrupt vector table, and run TOS procedure emulation to run the [[MINT]] binaries under [[MacOS]]!
			MINT back in the day for [[Atari ST]]’s was a UNIX like layer that ran on top of [[Atari TOS\|TOS]] (The Atari MS-DOS like OS) and provided basic Unix services. With the program aptly called JET (Just Enough TOS), the [[Macintosh]] [[68000]]’s can setup a TOS compatible [[interrupt vector]] table, and run TOS procedure emulation to run the [[MINT]] binaries under [[MacOS]]!

	So, it’s UNIX!		So, it’s UNIX!
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	Sort of. Consider it an "Operating Environment", much like what Windows 3.1 was to MS-DOS.		Sort of. Consider it an "Operating Environment", much like what Windows 3.1 was to MS-DOS.

	First you need to disable ~~Virtual Memory…~~ That’s bad.		First you need to disable [[virtual memory]]… That’s bad.
	Next it doesn’t support TCP/IP so it’s like being on Unix v6. But it’s fun at any rate.		Next it doesn’t support [[TCP/IP]] so it’s like being on [[Unix v6]]. But it’s fun at any rate.

	You can find the binaries here:		You can find the binaries here:
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	http://macmint.superglobalmegacorp.com/install/		http://macmint.superglobalmegacorp.com/install/

	It includes gcc 2.5.8, and a somewhat basic environment. It does have lots of potential, but the biggest gripe is that it will crash with virtual memory enabled. Also since it is 68000 based programs it is running under emulation on the PowerMAC computers.. It will run on various 68k emulated MAC's namely [[Basilisk II]].		It includes gcc 2.5.8, and a somewhat basic environment. It does have lots of potential, but the biggest gripe is that it will crash with virtual memory enabled. Also since it is 68000 based programs it is running under emulation on the PowerMAC computers. It will run on various 68k emulated MAC's namely [[Basilisk II]].

	== Games ==		== Games ==

	I've even managed to port [[Zork]] to Mint via [[f2c]]. It was pretty straight forward... You can download it [http://vpsland.superglobalmegacorp.com/install/f2c/dungeon-2.5.6-m68k-mint.zip here].		I've even managed to port [[Zork]] to Mint via [[f2c]]. It was pretty straight forward... You can download it [http://vpsland.superglobalmegacorp.com/install/f2c/dungeon-2.5.6-m68k-mint.zip here].

	{{stub}}		{{semi-stub}}
	[[Category:Operating Environments]]
			[[Category: Operating Environments]]

Jnc: Avoid dab

2018-01-23T14:56:48Z

Avoid dab

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	[[Image:MacMiNT.png\|right\|thumb\|MacMiNT under Basilisk II]]		[[Image:MacMiNT.png\|right\|thumb\|MacMiNT under Basilisk II]]
	MINT back in the day for [[Atari ST]]’s was a UNIX like layer that ran on top of [[TOS]] (The Atari MS-DOS like OS) and provided basic Unix services. With the program aptly called JET (Just Enough TOS), the [[Macintosh]] [[68000]]’s can setup a TOS compatible interrupt vector table, and run TOS procedure emulation to run the [[MINT]] binaries under [[MacOS]]!		MINT back in the day for [[Atari ST]]’s was a UNIX like layer that ran on top of [[Atari TOS\|TOS]] (The Atari MS-DOS like OS) and provided basic Unix services. With the program aptly called JET (Just Enough TOS), the [[Macintosh]] [[68000]]’s can setup a TOS compatible interrupt vector table, and run TOS procedure emulation to run the [[MINT]] binaries under [[MacOS]]!

	So, it’s UNIX!		So, it’s UNIX!

Neozeed: Original site is now gone, but luckily i had mirrored it!

2012-08-16T16:29:08Z

Original site is now gone, but luckily i had mirrored it!

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	You can find the binaries here:		You can find the binaries here:

	http://~~www~~.~~sra~~.~~co.jp/people/hoshi~~/~~macmint~~/~~index-e.html~~		http://macmint.superglobalmegacorp.com/install/

	It includes gcc 2.5.8, and a somewhat basic environment. It does have lots of potential, but the biggest gripe is that it will crash with virtual memory enabled. Also since it is 68000 based programs it is running under emulation on the PowerMAC computers.. It will run on various 68k emulated MAC's namely [[Basilisk II]].		It includes gcc 2.5.8, and a somewhat basic environment. It does have lots of potential, but the biggest gripe is that it will crash with virtual memory enabled. Also since it is 68000 based programs it is running under emulation on the PowerMAC computers.. It will run on various 68k emulated MAC's namely [[Basilisk II]].

Neozeed at 19:39, 27 October 2009

2009-10-27T19:39:38Z

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	http://www.sra.co.jp/people/hoshi/macmint/index-e.html		http://www.sra.co.jp/people/hoshi/macmint/index-e.html

	It includes gcc 2.5.8, and a somewhat basic environment. It does have lots of potential, but the biggest gripe is that ~~8mb of ram just isn’t enough to do any serious compiling, and yes~~ it will crash with virtual memory enabled. Also since it is 68000 programs it is running under emulation.. ~~I have to admit that I am tempted to buy some kind of 68000 based Macintosh to~~ run ~~MacMiNT~~.		It includes gcc 2.5.8, and a somewhat basic environment. It does have lots of potential, but the biggest gripe is that it will crash with virtual memory enabled. Also since it is 68000 based programs it is running under emulation on the PowerMAC computers.. It will run on various 68k emulated MAC's namely [[Basilisk II]].

	== Games ==		== Games ==

Neozeed at 04:24, 18 October 2009

2009-10-18T04:24:50Z

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	It includes gcc 2.5.8, and a somewhat basic environment. It does have lots of potential, but the biggest gripe is that 8mb of ram just isn’t enough to do any serious compiling, and yes it will crash with virtual memory enabled. Also since it is 68000 programs it is running under emulation.. I have to admit that I am tempted to buy some kind of 68000 based Macintosh to run MacMiNT.		It includes gcc 2.5.8, and a somewhat basic environment. It does have lots of potential, but the biggest gripe is that 8mb of ram just isn’t enough to do any serious compiling, and yes it will crash with virtual memory enabled. Also since it is 68000 programs it is running under emulation.. I have to admit that I am tempted to buy some kind of 68000 based Macintosh to run MacMiNT.

			== Games ==
			I've even managed to port [[Zork]] to Mint via [[f2c]]. It was pretty straight forward... You can download it [http://vpsland.superglobalmegacorp.com/install/f2c/dungeon-2.5.6-m68k-mint.zip here].

	{{stub}}		{{stub}}
	[[Category:Operating Environments]]		[[Category:Operating Environments]]

Neozeed at 04:03, 21 September 2009

2009-09-21T04:03:55Z

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	So, it’s UNIX!		So, it’s UNIX!

	Sort of. Consider it an "Operating ~~Enviroment~~", much like what Windows 3.1 was to MS-DOS.		Sort of. Consider it an "Operating Environment", much like what Windows 3.1 was to MS-DOS.

	First you need to disable Virtual Memory… That’s bad.		First you need to disable Virtual Memory… That’s bad.

Neozeed at 03:54, 21 September 2009

2009-09-21T03:54:03Z

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	{{stub}}		{{stub}}
	[[Category:Operating ~~Enviroments~~]]		[[Category:Operating Environments]]

Neozeed at 20:25, 11 February 2009

2009-02-11T20:25:24Z

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	[[Image:MacMiNT.png\|right\|thumb\|MacMiNT under Basilisk II]]		[[Image:MacMiNT.png\|right\|thumb\|MacMiNT under Basilisk II]]
	MINT back in the day for [[~~AtariST~~]]’s was a UNIX like layer that ran on top of [[TOS]] (The Atari MS-DOS like OS) and provided basic Unix services. With the program aptly called JET (Just Enough TOS), the [[Macintosh]] [[68000]]’s can setup a TOS compatible interrupt vector table, and run TOS procedure emulation to run the [[MINT]] binaries under [[MacOS]]!		MINT back in the day for [[Atari ST]]’s was a UNIX like layer that ran on top of [[TOS]] (The Atari MS-DOS like OS) and provided basic Unix services. With the program aptly called JET (Just Enough TOS), the [[Macintosh]] [[68000]]’s can setup a TOS compatible interrupt vector table, and run TOS procedure emulation to run the [[MINT]] binaries under [[MacOS]]!

	So, it’s UNIX!		So, it’s UNIX!