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But I expect the new scheme will still be useful eventually for emulating later Macintosh computers that spend most of their time using 32 bit addressing. Mostly it has shown just how good the current scheme is, which was one of the first things I worked on in Mini vMac almost a decade ago. Some news from Mini vMac development is that I've tried out a new scheme for caching the translation of emulated to real addresses. This may change later this year, or else I'll just try getting better at making do. I haven't found as much time lately to work on Mini vMac with internet access. And thanks to Leon Buijs for sponsoring one day of work on Mini vMac (I haven't picked which day yet). This starts later today, and will last about a week. Thanks to John Knoll for sponsoring food for my next period of working only on Mini vMac without internet access.

Thanks to donations from Andrew Johnstone, Steve Waddell, Evan Appelman, Stephen Kluskens, Jonathan Ploudre, and Zheng Yang, I now have a 1 TB hard drive for holding all my current VMware Fusion images, with room to create more. I run Windows and Linux in VMware Fusion.

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Beside a new image for Windows, I also added new images for OS X and Linux, and put previous images on another page (which also includes new screenshots of Mini vMac running on Windows 98 and Mac OS 7.5.5). The first use of it was in updating the Screenshots page. Thanks to a donation from Andrew Johnstone, along with income from the former variations activation scheme, I now have a copy of Microsoft Windows 7 for testing Mini vMac on. And also, SourceForge has recently made it much less of a pain to release files, so including more than just the default compile is less of a problem. Also, it seems a better match for the goals of the Mini vMac project. The evidence so far is that simply accepting donations is more effective than the shareware like scheme. Selected variations (including 1) are now available from a new Mini vMac Variations page, this time with no activation required. These options are enabled in Mini vMac variation 155, and in the new variation 2010. The build system produces Win32, Win64 and Linux binaries for now.

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Currently it only support Macintosh Plus hardware with a fixed resolution. It also includes a few images in Disk Copy 4.2 format, with file tags and checksums, which are useful with the compile time options “-sony-tag 1” and “-sony-sum 1”. This is the initial release of Mini vMac with the CMake-based build system. The new version provides many more sizes. Re: Compile custom variations on Mini vMac Post by gryphel Thu 4:40 pm As mentioned by emendelson, the easiest way to get a custom variation is to ask me to compile it for you, using the custom variations page. Surprisingly, this has been one of the most popular downloads. I've updated the blank disk images archive. Author Topic: Mini vMac for the TI-Nspire (Read 52472 times) 0 Members and 1 Guest are viewing this topic.

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