It's been merged into the development snapshot now, and is available in the alpha branch of the variations service . :)
Not me, but I'd be very interested to watch this if you find it!
I started by comparing a disassembly trace from MAME (using the trace command in the debugger) with one Mini vMac (compiled with WantDisasm, and modified to log every instruction), since I had tried Winter Games on MAME some years ago and knew it worked there.
I made this python...
I couldn't let it go either :)
When Wintergames inserts its VBL task into the queue directly, bypassing _VInstall, it breaks the queue:
On a real mac, the queue would have a task installed by the floppy disk driver to measure the speed, but the replacement driver in Mini vMac doesn't...
Hello, I've been out for a while, but I just updated the plugin a bit and called it 0.1.2, but I can't change the first post, so I've put up a little webpage: http://namedfork.net/fusehfs, it would be nice if an admin could change the download link to that on the first post.
I have only tested...
I'll look into the screen issues when I get some time, I haven't touched the code in quite a while.
Also, there is no speed toggle yet (it runs at 1x), I'll add one in the future, I suppose 800MHz and faster phones can cope with the faster speeds.
Actually, I wrote a library and FUSE module with read-only MFS access, but I haven't packaged it as a filesystem module for Mac OS X yet, I didn't know MFSLives had stopped working.
I just wrote the library so that the iPhone port of Mini vMac could find apps in disk images and show an...
I started this quite some time ago, then ran into problems and let it rot for some months, but I now have a usable version.
FuseHFS is a MacFUSE filesystem that provides write support for HFS disks.
I haven't tried it with real media, but you can create HFS disk images, mount them, and copy...
As some of you may have heard on IRC, I started to port Mini vMac to Android.
Since I don't have an android device, I have only been able to test on the emulator, and I wanted to get some feedback before making a final release.
So if anyone has an Android device, feel free to try it and post...
There was a DSAT editor called Errditor, but I can't seem to find the MacFormat CD with it.
It let you edit the text and icons from DSAT resources (Welcome to Macintosh, System Errors, Insert Disk, etc)
I'm running 2.2.1 too, so it can't be that.
Just hope it solves itself, like mactarkus.
You can try uninstalling and then installing again, so all the files get deleted before they are reinstalled.
I have thought about integrating emulation of different machines, maybe building the different emulation engines as dynamic libraries and loading one at runtime depending on the settings, but I won't bee looking into it until february, after my exams.
Also, the best place for images is...