casour.blogg.se - Macintosh roms.

There are detailed instructions in the Basilisk Installation regarding dumping a rom from a You are only allowed to use a ROM from theĬomputer you legally own.

set the Boot Driver to ‘0: Boot from first bootable volume’.

Set the Model ID to ‘14 (Mac Quadra 900)’.

(No matter what ROM you are using, the Windows port of BII is optimized to use this model ID).

Set the RAM size to something that won’t cripple your PC, but won’t leave the Mac short either.

Click browse at the ‘ROM file path’ section to find your ROM file.

Information about the ROM will be displayed in the box at the base of the Window, if you see ‘Corrupt’ or.

‘Unsupported’, then you have incorrectly obtained the ROM from your Macintosh. I always like to set the ‘Colors’ value to 16 bit or 32 bit though. Set the Network Install Image to hive higher boot priority by putting it up the list.Three main reasons justify the effort of producing Macintosh CD-ROMs on a PC, in particular if you are a professional and want to distribute your CD-ROMs to potential customers without excluding the Macintosh users.find the Hard Disk File you created earlier.click on browse, enable all files in the file types field, and find the file ‘Network Access.image’.

Accessing long filenames: the Joliet standard is not supported by all versions of the operating system it is not always possible to ask the users to download special extensions from the Internet. Identification of the file contents: the Macintosh computer may not have correct settings to recognize the file extensions, since the Mac uses instead signatures to automatically launch the correct application when the user double-clicks on the file icon.Even if the Joliet filenames are supported, the practical limit to filenames on the Macintosh is 31 characters. The user (who is not always computer savvy) will be rather clueless when facing a message about SimpleText when trying to open the wonderful picture you sent him.