Nice finding adespoton! As archangelista already found Eureka working with Snow Leopard, it may be an option to run the app in a virtual machine, e.g. Tiger Server to Leopard Server with VMWare Fusion. Leopard Server with VMWare runs fine with my i5-2520m on a Mojave host, I did not try Catalina so ...

The procedure as posted at MG seems to be this: Move the .SIT file via "This PC" to your Macs HDD - not to the desktop. Unstuff the .SIT with StuffitExpander. Mount the resulting .IMG with DiskCopy 6. DiskCopy 6 is not included with MacOS but you can find it at Macintoshgarden. Run DiskCop...

While you are with Windows, you might also give Basilisk II Build 142 a whirl. If you can manage to assign your Performa HDD a drive letter, BII might see the device. Alas, I´d agree that Leo Server is the most promising way. If you should have trouble setting up 10.5, there must be a working instan...

Maybe try to use the "Unix" folder to point to the device as seen by DiskUtility. More promising will be to try to assign the device to a virtual machine running Leopard Server. Leopard was the last OS with read/write ability for HFS formatted volumes, as you will know. See here for some d...

Yeah MIDI, many will be eager for a working setup I suppose.

As for MusicMouse, the other DL for Classic is working with SheepShaver, OldWorldROM, MacOS 9.0.4.
http://retiary.org/ls/progs/MusicMouse_ ... _TryMe.sit

No absolute need to dig out MiniVMac II.

Found a (outdated) MiniVMac II app for Windows you may try. (If you find MiniVMac useful please consider donating to Paul C. Pratt who is maintaining the app.) Inflate the 7z file with 7Zip. In the folder you got, double click minivmac_27-24.exe. A window is opened. Drag MacII_HD75.dsk onto that whi...

Great finding of such a beautiful retro site. https://i.ibb.co/KNpp3Gp/ls-rca-synth-116k.jpg Basically you want to inflate all "naked" Mac files on a Mac (emulator) with StuffitExpander. The apps are useless otherwise as the Mac resource forks are lost. To get going for now, feel free to t...

Macintoshgarden has a notable collection: https://macintoshgarden.org/apps/mac-osx-mac-os-10-ppc For your Windows PC, .toast files may be renamed to .ISO. Same for .CDR mostly. For .SIT files there is StuffitExpander for Windows - usually not recommended, but it should do for CD/DVD images. DMG may ...

The game from MacGarden is a sit compressed folder. SIT can only be inflated again on a Mac properly. As you already did that, could it be the ISO you made? Usually you would move the sit files to the emulated Macs HDD via "This PC" and unstuff with StuffitExpander. To get things rolling, ...

Which way do you use to run Windows on your Mac? You will know that you can run SheepShaver in macOS without virtualisation. Usually you need to install the correct GTK runtime framework for the GUI as pointed to here: http://www.emaculation.com/sheepshaver/gtk+-2.10.13-setup.exe Also the SDL.dll is...

Ctrl-Shift-Escape should bring up Task Manager.
From there kill the SheepShaver task or anything else.

Depending on your virtualisation machine, there should also be a menu entry to shut down a guest VM.

Installing 10.15 onto an external FW or USB3 drive may be an option for the curious but late adopters.
Still have a working Sierra instance on a 128GB SSD.

I tried 15.0.32 from AppStore with a MBP 8,1 HackBook and did not encounter issues. Its a known fact that 32bit apps won´t work anymore, including Basilisk GUI and the standalone SheepShaver GUI. For me Catalina feels as usable as Mojave, though there will be no "must have" new features fo...

I know that MiniVMac does write to .dsk images of RAW type. I used that procedure some time ago to write physical floppies from Terminal with dd in OSX. Maybe RAW is the key here too - dd does not like any headers for sure. Maybe this is still of use for you: https://www.emaculation.com/forum/viewto...

Lemmings is hosted at Macintoshgarden for somewhat more than ten years.
No idea why anybody should not download from where the files came from.
Sorry for the off topic, but the Garden ripp offs are harassing me at times

Lets assume you downloaded Classilla over here: http://www.floodgap.com/software/classilla/releases/ You get a 23MB .SIT files in your Downloads folder on Windows. From SheepShaver, navigate to the Downloads folder with "This PC". Drag the .SIT file to your SheepShaver HDD (NOT to the Desk...

A usual error. The .sit files must be moved to the emulated HDD and expanded there. The reason for the odd behaviour is that in MacOS every volume has its own Desktop folder. If you move something from "This PC" to the Desktop, the file actually is still on "This PC" which has a ...

Thanks for the pointer. :) The collection was created by Balrog and other members members of Macintoshgarden and was hosted at Mediafire since 2011 or so. For some time now there is a page for it at MG: https://macintoshgarden.org/apps/macintosh-rom-archive Someone thought the collection should be a...

To my knowledge, nobody published a SheepShaver build for ARM cpu so far.
I was hoping for a SheepShaver app for Android over the years.
A build for Raspbian may be less unlikely than a Android one, but I would not hold my breath for it.

Remix, hm. If somebody still has the 50 years old Studer tapes and the machine to play the master tapes, it will be promising to digitize the old stuff another time with today´s techniques. Merely blowing it up again from standard material which is already there is a waste of money IMHO, the marketi...

I recently got a Toshiba Portégé 7010CT donated and installed Windows 98SE and Windows 2000 with the help of a LAN/DVD dock. Fusion PC is running in W98, same for an old stereogram app. Do you recall those pictures, btw? https://i.ibb.co/Kx2DfSk/Stereogramm01.jpg For W2K, is it possible at all to ru...

Please use this, first DL, to install: https://macintoshgarden.org/apps/stuffit-expander-55
Look at the description on that page too.

The .bin file is useless as it is. BIN indicates a binary (compressed) file.

Thanks for the pointer!
I had the same issue with Qemu Screamer.
Good to get sound fixed, I always thought it was some Hackintosh related problem and did not care much.

For LodeRunner B/W and similar, I would recommend using MiniVMac, as thats the only Mac emulator with built in speed settings. I seem to recall LodeRunner was way too fast with Basilisk II. Adding games to your emulated HDD will usually need a installed Stuffit program, as Stuffit was THE app for ar...

Glad it works for you Vox! Maybe I stumbled into a Quicktime incompatibility (again), as the game was reported working with SheepShaver. In case your CDs differ from the CD images uploaded to Macintoshgarden, you might consider adding them to the Tomb Raider III page linked above. Like this site her...