I can no longer continue unless SheepShaver is updated to current compilers. I also think (though I have not tested) that my MMU emulation is done incorrectly. So progress has stalled (I hope to get back to it someday).

I've been really busy with schoolwork lately, so I don't have the time right now to fix any compile-related bugs with newer compilers. Any help to clean up the source code is appreciated.

Here's the output on gcc's version on OS X Mavericks computer:~ username$ gcc --version Configured with: --prefix=/Applications/Xcode.app/Contents/Developer/usr --with-gxx-include-dir=/usr/include/c++/4.2.1 Apple LLVM version 6.0 (clang-600.0.51) (based on LLVM 3.5svn) Target: x86_64-apple-darwin13....

You and me both, but fixing all the compile-related bugs is going to be a nightmare.

Qemu has a utility for creating disk images, try this.
Then try again with the new disk image.

First, are you trying to boot a cdrom (cdr) where a hard disk is suppose to be? Also, are you trying to boot from cdrom or hda? Try this if I'm guessing correctly. qemu-system-ppc -m 1024 -M g3beige -hda Jaguar/Jauguar.img -cpu 7448 -boot d -cdrom Jaguar/osxdisk1.iso -prom-env 'boot-args=-v' -serial...

OK, think I have a barebones MMU made. Next thing to do is compile it on OS X Mavericks.

BTW, code doesn't look like C, but more like C++ or C#.

It doesn't work, probably because it hasn't even reached the point in which Mac OS X read boot arguments yet. Qemu build I'm using is from superpete.

Has anyone been able to boot Mac OS X 10.1 yet? When I tried it, it show the happy mac without the spinning disc in the corner, which seems to indicate it's stuck on something. Maybe if I was in verbose mode I could see what's going on. Could anyone provide the argument for entering verbose mode?

I do have a MacBook Pro now. I just need to figure out how to get Xcode to deploy Mini vMac to my iPod.

Here's how I think this would work. 1. Make a bootable USB flash drive with FreeDOS installed. 2. Set it up for launching the mouse driver (such as ctmouse.com) and fusion in autoexec.bat. 3. Copy disk images and ROM you want to use. 4. Set up fusion. 5. Test on a computer with BIOS or in BIOS mode ...

Have you tried pointing the disc to /dev/cdrom? That may be the only way SheepShaver running in 10.8 and later can access CDs and DVDs.

I'm beginning to wonder if SheepShaver and Basilisk II needs to be rewritten for newer compilers, since there's trouble compiling both on newer OSes. Maybe once that's done, both will be more stable.

I'm thinking about going back to older source code and start there. If you have any objections, please explain why using newer source code will be easier/better. Here's the problem with newer source code: 1. Builds on Ubuntu 14.04, but won't run with more than 16mb RAM (true for Basilisk II as well)...

Finally got Yosemite installed on my MacBook Pro. Looks good so far.

EDIT: Yosemite is installed in VirtualBox, not in dual-boot with Mavericks.

I know there are USB drivers for DOS, though I never got them to work. Accessing USB devices from a DOS program through Windows 98 wouldn't work I think, but my Windows 98SE machine died a few months ago.

Feel free to explain what you prefer, as well as the pros, and the cons. For example: I like Qemu better than PearPC Pros: feels slightly faster, it's actively developed, more emulation customization (including x86, Arm, and m68k), cross-platform. Cons: command-line only (unless you like using a ter...

Are you using the GUI or editing the prefs file by hand?

Development has stalled, you can see why in the link below.

http://www.emaculation.com/forum/viewto ... 130#p48130

EDIT: Development will resume in a few months, because I have other things to take care of first.

I think it's how it compile, because builds for previous versions of linux will work.

Well, I was trying it out in VBox, but I have to create everything in virtual machines. I will try again later.

I can confirm that Basilisk II can't run with more than 10mb ram. I don't know about SheepShaver. I'll try again next week.

Who all have tried OS X Yosemite? At first, I though Apple lost their marbles. Now, I'm amazed it's a desktop OS still, dispite features from iOS. Share your opinions, what you liked, what could be better, what needs to be removed, etc.

Wow, I'm not that much older than E-Maculation.

I'm also thinking about comparing ReactOS source code to Wine. ReactOS might be better anyways.