This page is my Mac OS Emulation page.
If you aren't familar with emulators this isn't the place for you. You need to learn more about emulators before you begin to procede to installing these great programs. Goto Dogpile and search for 'emulators' and 'emulator faq'.
Emulators:
Basilisk II
vMac
Basilisk II
One of the best multi-platform Mac emus. It can run upto Mac OS 8.1, can use Direct X (Win vers. only) to run any 68k programs in a windowed or fullscreen display, and has an easy to understand GUI (Win. Vers.). Unfortunetly you will need a 256k, 512k, or 1 mb ROM Image (none of which I can provide you) and you'll also need a copy of the
Mac OS v6.0 or above. Don't let that discourage you I have a
Mac OS v7.0.1 Boot Disk to help jump start you and a copy of the Mac OS 7.5.3 is available FOR FREE from Apple's website here. And if you really need help getting this to work goto:
The Unoffical Basilisk II Forum
Basilisk II Homapage
Basilisk II Downloads:
Basilisk II Source Tarball
Source RPM
Binary RPM for Linux/ppc
Binary for BeOS/ppc
Binary for BeOS/x86
Binary for AmigaOS
Binary for Windows NT/2000 (also works with 95/98/Mil)
Source for Windows version.
Mac OS 7.0.1 Boot Disk
Mac OS 7.5.3
Update from 7.5.3 to 7.5.5
vMac
vMac is another Mac emulator. It was the first Mac emu I ever used. It emulates 68000 based Macintosh Plus. This program also requires a ROM Image from a Macintosh Plus(which I cannot provide you). vMac is different in the way that it can run any version of the Mac OS up to 7.5.5. That means you can even use the Mac OS 0.8! Altough it only runs in black & white and in small fullscreen or windowed it is much easier than Basilisk II for a new user to the Mac emu world to configure and understand.
vMac Homepage
vMac Downloads:
Windows Binary
Windows Source
XWindows Linux Source
XWindows Linux with GUI Binary
Linux without GUI Binary
Macintosh Binary
Mac OS 7.0.1 Boot Disk
Mac OS 7.5.3
Update from 7.5.3 to 7.5.5
Ports for OSes such as DOS or NeXT available at the vMac Homepage
