Mini vMac - Revision history

ForOldHack: /* Platforms */ changed titled to Host platforms vs Emulated platforms.

2019-04-15T09:04:43Z

Platforms: changed titled to Host platforms vs Emulated platforms.

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	== Platforms ==		== Host Platforms ==

	*Mac OS X (Intel & PowerPC)		*Mac OS X (Intel & PowerPC)
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	*Microsoft Windows		*Microsoft Windows
	*Linux		*Linux


	== Running This ==		== Running This ==

Tor: emulate -> emulates, plus be consistent with rom/ROM etc.

2012-11-23T11:04:16Z

emulate -> emulates, plus be consistent with rom/ROM etc.

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	[[Image:MinivMac.png\|thumb\|right\|Mini vMac on Windows 7.]]		[[Image:MinivMac.png\|thumb\|right\|Mini vMac on Windows 7.]]

	The Mini vMac project continues from the vMac project. The goal was to emulate a [[Macintosh Plus]]. The project's home page is [http://minivmac.sourceforge.net/ here]. As the project continues, it now ~~include~~ [[Macintosh II]] emulation.		The Mini vMac project continues from the vMac project. The goal was to emulate a [[Macintosh Plus]]. The project's home page is [http://minivmac.sourceforge.net/ here]. As the project continues, it now includes [[Macintosh II]] emulation.


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	=== Mac Plus ===		=== Mac Plus ===

	Simply put [http://minivmac.sourceforge.net/doc/download.html vMac] is a quick & fast Mac Plus emulator. That being said, it will emulate a 68000 ~~cpu~~ with 4 (yes, FOUR) megabytes of ~~ram~~. Now you will need a ROM from a plus Macintosh in order to run this.		Simply put [http://minivmac.sourceforge.net/doc/download.html vMac] is a quick & fast Mac Plus emulator. That being said, it will emulate a 68000 CPU with 4 (yes, FOUR) megabytes of RAM. Now you will need a ROM from a plus Macintosh in order to run this.
	Assuming you have your ~~rom~~ in a file called [http://www.math.harvard.edu/~knill/various/continuum/vMac.ROM vMac.rom] you are almost ready to go! Now you need a copy of the operating system. Luckily Apple has made systems prior to 7.6 free, and you can download them below.		Assuming you have your ROM in a file called [http://www.math.harvard.edu/~knill/various/continuum/vMac.ROM vMac.rom] you are almost ready to go! Now you need a copy of the operating system. Luckily Apple has made systems prior to 7.6 free, and you can download them below.

	=== Mac II ===		=== Mac II ===
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	Ok with mini vMac, your ~~rom~~, a hard disk file & the system 7 boot disk you should have enough to have a booting instance. It should be about that simple.		Ok with mini vMac, your ROM, a hard disk file & the system 7 boot disk you should have enough to have a booting instance. It should be about that simple.

	[[Category:Emulators]]		[[Category:Emulators]]

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2010-08-17T03:21:09Z

Mac Plus

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	=== Mac Plus ===		=== Mac Plus ===

	Simply put vMac is a quick & fast Mac Plus emulator. That being said, it will emulate a 68000 cpu with 4 (yes, FOUR) megabytes of ram. Now you will need a ROM from a plus Macintosh in order to run this.		Simply put [http://minivmac.sourceforge.net/doc/download.html vMac] is a quick & fast Mac Plus emulator. That being said, it will emulate a 68000 cpu with 4 (yes, FOUR) megabytes of ram. Now you will need a ROM from a plus Macintosh in order to run this.
	Assuming you have your rom in a file called [http://www.math.harvard.edu/~knill/various/continuum/vMac.ROM vMac.rom] you are almost ready to go! Now you need a copy of the operating system. Luckily Apple has made systems prior to 7.6 free, and you can download them below.		Assuming you have your rom in a file called [http://www.math.harvard.edu/~knill/various/continuum/vMac.ROM vMac.rom] you are almost ready to go! Now you need a copy of the operating system. Luckily Apple has made systems prior to 7.6 free, and you can download them below.



	=== Mac II ===		=== Mac II ===

Neozeed: /* Putting it all together */

2010-07-18T02:10:29Z

Putting it all together

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	*[http://leb.net/vmac/download/images/System701.zip System 7.0.1]		*[http://leb.net/vmac/download/images/System701.zip System 7.0.1]

	~~Although for the first timer, I ‘d recommend this [http://www.math.harvard.edu/~knill/various/continuum/System7.dsk System 7 disk].~~		I’d highly recommend a utility called HFVExplorer. This will let you create a ‘hardfile’ to simulate a hard disk, and allow you to move files you’ve downloaded into your hardfile. You can find a copy here:

	~~Now~~ I’d highly recommend a utility called HFVExplorer. This will let you create a ‘hardfile’ to simulate a hard disk, and allow you to move files you’ve downloaded into your hardfile. You can find a copy here:

	http://www.fenestrated.net/~macman/stuff/HFVExplorer/		http://www.fenestrated.net/~macman/stuff/HFVExplorer/

Neozeed: /* Putting it all together */

2010-07-15T18:20:40Z

Putting it all together

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	You will need an operating system. For the Mac Plus, System 6 works great, 7 will run as well, but it's kind of memory intensive for a Mac Plus. For the Mac II you really have no choice but System 7 to run properly.		You will need an operating system. For the Mac Plus, System 6 works great, 7 will run as well, but it's kind of memory intensive for a Mac Plus. For the Mac II you really have no choice but System 7 to run properly.

	*[http://~~download.info.apple~~.~~com~~/~~Apple_Support_Area~~/~~Apple_Software_Updates~~/~~English-North_American/Macintosh~~/System~~/Older_System/System_6~~.0.~~x/ System 6~~]		*[http://leb.net/vmac/download/images/System608.zip System 6.0.8]
	*[http://~~download.info.apple~~.~~com~~/~~Apple_Support_Area~~/~~Apple_Software_Updates~~/~~English-North_American/Macintosh~~/System~~/Older_System/System_7~~.0.~~x/ System 7~~]		*[http://leb.net/vmac/download/images/System701.zip System 7.0.1]

	Although for the first timer, I ‘d recommend this [http://www.math.harvard.edu/~knill/various/continuum/System7.dsk System 7 disk].		Although for the first timer, I ‘d recommend this [http://www.math.harvard.edu/~knill/various/continuum/System7.dsk System 7 disk].

Neozeed: /* Mac II */

2010-05-14T03:14:38Z

Mac II

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	[[Image:MinivMacII.jpg\|thumb\|right\|Mini vMac MacII]]		[[Image:MinivMacII.jpg\|thumb\|right\|Mini vMac MacII]]

	This new version of [http://minivmac.sourceforge.net/alpha/index.html Mini vMac], will emulate a Mac II with 8MB of ram, and will require a rom file named [http://www.theoldcomputer.com/roms/getfile.php?file=Li9CSU9TLVN5c3RlbS1Cb290L0FwcGxlLyU1QkFQUExFJTVEJTIwTWFjJTIwSUl4LUlJY3gtU2UzMC56aXA= macII.rom]. I've found that System 7 works best, and is available below.		This new version of [http://minivmac.sourceforge.net/alpha/index.html Mini vMac], will emulate a Mac II with a [[68020]] and 8MB of ram, and will require a rom file named [http://www.theoldcomputer.com/roms/getfile.php?file=Li9CSU9TLVN5c3RlbS1Cb290L0FwcGxlLyU1QkFQUExFJTVEJTIwTWFjJTIwSUl4LUlJY3gtU2UzMC56aXA= macII.rom]. I've found that System 7 works best, and is available below.

	=== Putting it all together ===		=== Putting it all together ===

Neozeed: changes & whatnot.

2010-05-13T23:48:20Z

changes & whatnot.

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	[[Image:MinivMac.png\|thumb\|right\|Mini vMac on Windows 7.]]		[[Image:MinivMac.png\|thumb\|right\|Mini vMac on Windows 7.]]

	The Mini vMac project continues from the vMac project. The goal was to emulate a [[Macintosh Plus]]. The project's home page is [http://minivmac.sourceforge.net/ here].		The Mini vMac project continues from the vMac project. The goal was to emulate a [[Macintosh Plus]]. The project's home page is [http://minivmac.sourceforge.net/ here]. As the project continues, it now include [[Macintosh II]] emulation.


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	== Running This ==		== Running This ==
			=== Mac Plus ===

			Simply put vMac is a quick & fast Mac Plus emulator. That being said, it will emulate a 68000 cpu with 4 (yes, FOUR) megabytes of ram. Now you will need a ROM from a plus Macintosh in order to run this.
			Assuming you have your rom in a file called [http://www.math.harvard.edu/~knill/various/continuum/vMac.ROM vMac.rom] you are almost ready to go! Now you need a copy of the operating system. Luckily Apple has made systems prior to 7.6 free, and you can download them below.



			=== Mac II ===
			[[Image:MinivMacII.jpg\|thumb\|right\|Mini vMac MacII]]

			This new version of [http://minivmac.sourceforge.net/alpha/index.html Mini vMac], will emulate a Mac II with 8MB of ram, and will require a rom file named [http://www.theoldcomputer.com/roms/getfile.php?file=Li9CSU9TLVN5c3RlbS1Cb290L0FwcGxlLyU1QkFQUExFJTVEJTIwTWFjJTIwSUl4LUlJY3gtU2UzMC56aXA= macII.rom]. I've found that System 7 works best, and is available below.

	~~Simply put vMac is a quick & fast Mac Plus emulator. That being said,~~ it ~~will emulate a 68000 cpu with 4 (yes, FOUR) megabytes of ram. Now you will need a ROM from a plus Macintosh in order to run this.~~		=== Putting it all together ===
	Assuming you have your rom in a file called vmac.rom (http://www.math.harvard.edu/~knill/various/continuum/vMac.ROM) you are almost ready to go! Now you need a copy of the operating system. Luckily Apple has made systems prior to 7.6 free, and you can download them from here:

	System 6		You will need an operating system. For the Mac Plus, System 6 works great, 7 will run as well, but it's kind of memory intensive for a Mac Plus. For the Mac II you really have no choice but System 7 to run properly.
	~~http://download.info.apple~~.~~com/Apple_Support_Area/Apple_Software_Updates/English-North_American/Macintosh/~~System~~/Older_System/System_6.0~~.x/

	System 7		*[http://download.info.apple.com/Apple_Support_Area/Apple_Software_Updates/English-North_American/Macintosh/System/Older_System/System_6.0.x/ System 6]
	http://download.info.apple.com/Apple_Support_Area/Apple_Software_Updates/English-North_American/Macintosh/System/Older_System/System_7.0.x/		*[http://download.info.apple.com/Apple_Support_Area/Apple_Software_Updates/English-North_American/Macintosh/System/Older_System/System_7.0.x/ System 7]

	Although for the first timer, I ‘d recommend ~~something like~~ this:		Although for the first timer, I ‘d recommend this [http://www.math.harvard.edu/~knill/various/continuum/System7.dsk System 7 disk].
	http://www.math.harvard.edu/~knill/various/continuum/System7.dsk

	Now I’d highly recommend a utility called HFVExplorer. This will let you create a ‘hardfile’ to simulate a hard disk, and allow you to move files you’ve downloaded into your hardfile. You can find a copy here:		Now I’d highly recommend a utility called HFVExplorer. This will let you create a ‘hardfile’ to simulate a hard disk, and allow you to move files you’ve downloaded into your hardfile. You can find a copy here:
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	http://www.fenestrated.net/~macman/stuff/HFVExplorer/		http://www.fenestrated.net/~macman/stuff/HFVExplorer/

	~~Putting it all together:~~

	Ok with mini vMac, your rom, a hard disk file & the system 7 boot disk you should have enough to have a booting instance. It should be about that simple.		Ok with mini vMac, your rom, a hard disk file & the system 7 boot disk you should have enough to have a booting instance. It should be about that simple.


	[[Category:Emulators]]		[[Category:Emulators]]

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2009-02-12T19:06:25Z

added a picture

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			[[Image:MinivMac.png\|thumb\|right\|Mini vMac on Windows 7.]]

	The Mini vMac project continues from the vMac project. The goal was to emulate a [[Macintosh Plus]]. The project's home page is [http://minivmac.sourceforge.net/ here].		The Mini vMac project continues from the vMac project. The goal was to emulate a [[Macintosh Plus]]. The project's home page is [http://minivmac.sourceforge.net/ here].

Neozeed: added some links & stuff to run the thing!

2009-02-12T19:01:12Z

added some links & stuff to run the thing!

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 The Mini vMac project continues from the vMac project.  The goal was to emulate a [[Macintosh Plus]].  The project's home page is [http://minivmac.sourceforge.net/ here].
 == Platforms ==
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 *Linux
 [[Category:Emulators]]

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2009-02-07T17:27:35Z

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	The Mini vMac project continues from the vMac project. The goal was to emulate a [[Macintosh Plus]]. The project's home page is [http://minivmac.sourceforge.net/ here].		The Mini vMac project continues from the vMac project. The goal was to emulate a [[Macintosh Plus]]. The project's home page is [http://minivmac.sourceforge.net/ here].

	== Platforms ===		== Platforms ==

	*Mac OS X (Intel & PowerPC)		*Mac OS X (Intel & PowerPC)