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Has anyone had any success getting Basilisk to run older ROM/OSs? I'm trying to emulate a Mac Classic or other pre-II series, with OS 6.0.8 (which I was able to download from Apple), to run older games from my childhood (Shadowgate, Grid Wars, Dark Castle--isn't that the real reason 99% of us want to emulate old Mac OS? ). Basilisk works on my n800 with an LCIII ROM and a hard disk with 7.5.3 installed, FYR.

Basilisk's NT port hasn't supported the Classic series since build 94, and the only download I've found for that build is a corrupted .zip file! I own a Classic and a Plus, both un-ROM-rippable 300 miles away in a parent's garage, so I'm limited to what I can find downloading. so far all i've found is a IIcx ROM that passes checksum (according to the NT port, which will identify it but won't run it). Setting up a different prefs file manually for modelID and CPU, I keep getting the Basilisk error "can't read ROM file." Is this something wrong with my specific ROM file, or can Basilisk 0.9 not run classic 256K ROMs? I don't have a Linux or OS X desktop to check this against...

thx,
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If you want to emulate a Mac Plus so that you can run Dark Castle and other old old games, you probably want to port over vMac. Source is available.
http://leb.net/vmac/

I created a build of Mini-vMac for Maemo Linux 2008. But it requires a 128 KB ROM image file.

You totally rule. I was too busy to respond at the time, but your build worked instantly. quick questions (not to be confused with a request for a new build): is there any quick and easy way to stretch that little MacPlus monitor to fill the whole screen? would a simple 1:2 or 2:3 ration fit in the 800/810 screen?

emu is fun,
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Is there any version to N900?

I found something more about Basilisk II here:
https://web.archive.org/web/20090216...ad.php?t=16306
but saddly death links and next pages are not archived

Hi teroyk. I still have the older binaries and the source code online here:

https://onedrive.live.com/?id=DE1B8F...1B8FBB27739EBD