On the BasiliskIIGUI's General tab, do you have the ModelID set to 14, CPU set to 68040, and the FPU emulation enabled?
Do you know which version of Basilisk II you are running (Build 142 or a JIT version)?
BTW: You might find it interesting\instructive to download the Mac OS 7.5.3 disk images from Apple and install it on a new hard drive file. You may be missing some system software, though I don't think it would cause your current problem.
http://www.info.apple.com/support/older ... elist.html
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Doesn't apple's EULA say that you can't install the macos on an Apple labled computer?
If it does say that, all you have to do is print out the apple logo and stick it to your computer over the manufacturers name. Then you will have an apple labled computer. (could this also count as having an apple branded computer?)
If it does say that, all you have to do is print out the apple logo and stick it to your computer over the manufacturers name. Then you will have an apple labled computer. (could this also count as having an apple branded computer?)
I have them all except the ModelID because the rom its running is a MAC LC II. Could that be why?Mac Emu wrote:On the BasiliskIIGUI's General tab, do you have the ModelID set to 14, CPU set to 68040, and the FPU emulation enabled?
Do you know which version of Basilisk II you are running (Build 142 or a JIT version)?
BTW: You might find it interesting\instructive to download the Mac OS 7.5.3 disk images from Apple and install it on a new hard drive file. You may be missing some system software, though I don't think it would cause your current problem.
http://www.info.apple.com/support/older ... elist.html
lolStephen Coates wrote:Doesn't apple's EULA say that you can't install the macos on an Apple labled computer?
If it does say that, all you have to do is print out the apple logo and stick it to your computer over the manufacturers name. Then you will have an apple labled computer. (could this also count as having an apple branded computer?)
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