Virtual CD/DVD-ROM Utility (disk image mounter).QuickTime 4.0.3 (multimedia) / last 68K version.Mac OS 8.1 US English (system) / last 68K version, supports HFS+ (extended).

The Mac OS 8.1 Basilisk II bundle comes with a 200MB disk image, three quarter filled with a few popular applications from the 90's: StuffIt Expander 5.5 (compression utility).The Mac OS 7.5.3 Basilisk II bundle comes with a 100MB disk image, half filled with a few popular applications from the 90's: See also: Installing and usaging Basilisk II on Windows tutorial by Fluf If you see errors not related to the ROM or DISK file, then consider executing Basilisk II in Windows 7 compatibility mode. If it's not right, then make sure you click browse and navigate to select the appropriate files as mentioned. You should see the '100MB - Mac OS 7.5.3 - 68k only.dsk' file. Make sure the paths are all correct, notably in the MEMORY tab > Rom file path, you should see the Mac OS ROM file. To configure Basilisk II, run the BasiliskIIGUI.exe program. IMPORTANT: YOU NEED TO INSTALL GTK+ BEFORE USING BASILISK II :) You can also change the speed emulation to make it slower or faster if the application you want to run is unusable with your current hardware processing speed.

It is very accurate and functional, supporting floppy disk drives (1.4MB floppies only, not 800KB or 400KB) out of the box, color, sound, network and even host to guest (Windows to Mac OS) file sharing via the MY COMPUTER tab > Enable external file system option in the setup program. What is Basilisk II for Windows - 68K emulator w/ floppy support?īasilisk II is a Windows program that emulates 68K Macintosh and is used for color 68K emulation, since Mini vMac remains the best option for B&W 68K emulation and its more realistic than Mini vMac.

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