Works perfectly now. Thank you!

Thank you for this. I ran the "allow" command, and also ran xattr -rc on all the files, just to be safe. The Applescript didn't run, so I tried running my qemu-aux-run.command in the terminal and got this result: qemu-system-m68k: -nic user,model=dp83932,mac=08:00:07:12:34:56,hostfwd=tcp::...

Question (but I'll understand if you can't answer it or it's too much trouble). My AUXrunner AppleScript app uses this command: ./qemu-system-m68k \ -M q800 \ -m 128 \ -bios Quadra800.rom \ -g 800x600x8 \ -display cocoa \ -nic user,model=dp83932,mac=08:00:07:12:34:56,hostfwd=tcp::2121-:21 \ -drive f...

I should have said that a "background only" AppleScript app is only possible in OS X; the app described in the previous post is an AppleScript app, not something programmed to have no UI like the examples that you mention. Do you know an actual, demonstrable way to make a pre-OS X AppleScr...

And I've updated the standalone macOS setup for System7.6.1 to allow PDF-creation etc. under Sonoma. Same download page, mainly about a standalone Mac OS 9 version: http://www.columbia.edu/~em36/macos9osx.html And if your browser gives you a 404 error, that's because it changed http:// to https:// C...

And I've updated the macOS version to allow PDF-creation etc. under Sonoma. Same download page:

http://www.columbia.edu/~em36/macos9osx.html

And if your browser gives you a 404 error, that's because it changed http:// to https:// Change it back to http://

I'm a bit late to respond to this, but I think a "background-only application" is only possible under OS X/macOS. (It's the effect of a setting in the plist.info file in the app.) I can't imagine how the author of the post created an OS 9 "background-only app," and he seems to ha...

A few other threads have mentioned that Alt+F4 doesn't close the Windows versions of BII and SS. This seems to be deliberate, and correct. Option+F4 is used in some Mac applications (WordPerfect for example), and it should not close down the emulator. However, there seems to be no way to remove the ...

I got curious, and downloaded CD1 from the link in the first post. In both BasiliskII and SheepShaver, the installer is 61K, not 80K, and it's the same in the Unix folder. Perhaps try downloading again? Something strange might have happened to your copy.

I tried creating an AppleScript that could be run from a keyboard shortcut using a utility that provides keyboard shortcuts for applications, but found this oddity: This AppleScript returns the correct name of the mounted CD, but it seems that a CD can't be ejected from BasiliskII or SheepShaver by...

I tried creating an AppleScript that could be run from a keyboard shortcut using a utility that provides keyboard shortcuts for applications, but found this oddity: This AppleScript returns the correct name of the mounted CD, but it seems that a CD can't be ejected from BasiliskII or SheepShaver by ...

This is very interesting to learn.

The screen shot shows that your files use less than 600 MB of a 30 GB disk image - about two percent of its capacity. That should provide plenty of room for the future.

And I got around to updating the Windows version also:

http://www.columbia.edu/~em36/macos9win.html

If your browser gives you a 404 error, that's because it changed http:// to https://. Change it back.

Talou wrote: ↑Sun Aug 27, 2023 7:36 pm with a floppy boot on disk util

Could you explain exactly what this means? Please explain in complete detail.

This is one of many OCLP problems in mcOS Ventura. The only people who can help will be the OCLP developers.

Has anyone ever tried to emulate the DOS Compatibility Card that made it possible to switch between System 7.5.x and an MS-DOS/Windows 3.1 environment on some Mac models? The answer to this is clearly No, but I wonder if it's even possible, perhaps using DOSBox-X or something similar for the DOS sid...

I doubt reinstalling the macOS will change anything. In Big Sur and later the OS itself is installed on its own sealed volume and cannot be changed, not even after removing system protections. The result after reinstalling will be identical. I don't pretend to know anything about this, but I think ...

Possibly it's time to reinstall Monterey (after, as you say, making a backup)?

Can you read the sample IMG file that you posted from an earlier thread? If so, that means that macFUSE is working but you need something else to read the SD card. You may need one of the file-system extensions for macFUSE listed here: https://github.com/osxfuse/osxfuse/wiki At this point, the place...

Get the Find Any File app. Search for all files on the disk that have "macfuse" in the name, and delete them.

I think the OP is not trying to create an image but read an existing one:

All I want is to be able to mount this SD card with HFS partitions on my Apple Silicon Mac.

Reinstalling macOS leaves your settings in place and often solves problems with programs that don't work. It can't do any harm.

I was curious about this, and I had a borrowed Apple Silicon machine with a completely clean Monterey installation - no macFUSE, nothing at all. So I installed macFUSE and fuseHFS following the step-by-step here: https://imgur.com/a/0Rkn8AM and it worked perfectly. Summary: Install macFUSE 4.5; try ...

I don't even pretend to know what I'm doing, but this seems to work in BasiliskII and will presumably work (with different strings) in SheepShaver. To set the version number to the current date, open the BasiliskII project in Xcode. In the left had column of the central pane, under TARGETS, select B...

Forgot which system you were using. So here's Monterey: