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They exist, I’ve bought them (at least with US style mains plugs). I believe digikey or mouser will solve your problem.

I saw that thread too. My problem though is I literally don’t know how to tell Macsbug about the ROM map file that I have downloaded. Where should I put the file and what should I name it?

Whenever I drop into Macsbug in Mini vMac, I get the unhelpful error message “The ROM symbol file could not be read due to an OS or memory error.” So I dug up an old MPW CD which has a handy folder of ROM maps for various machines, including the Mac II, which I am emulating. So … what do I do...

hey thanks @atax1a I’ll give it a shot!

I have actually tried this from an INIT and found that, at least in 7.5.5, it seems to be impossible to patch ExitToShell at INIT time because someone (the Process Manager?) installs a patch at some later time (before launching the Finder) that simply wipes out whatever was there. (This does not...

Did you adjust the pot on the CRT neck board? there is a little pot on there that de-muddies the grays quite a lot. It’s not easy to see.

I don’t think old StuffIt archives used the resource fork for anything.

@David Cook did you come up with a good solution?

Bumping this thread. I got an AppleSauce recently on @LaPorta’s recommendation and it’s great. However … do any emulators actually currently support .moof files at present?

Right. StuffIt 1.5.1 + MacBinary (.sit.bin) is a good solution.

Hey, there is some big confusion in this thread between BinHex (.hqx) and MacBinary (.bin). MACBINARY and BINHEX ARE TWO DIFFERENT THINGS (sorry for yelling 🤪) BinHex (.hqx) turns everything into ASCII for use uploading to old BBS’es etc which only like ASCII. Similar to UUencode. It...

VSyncWait is just a tight loop that polls the ioResult of a device’s IOParamBlkRec waiting for a synchronous operation (in your case a disk write) to be completed by the driver which is running at interrupt time. So unfortunately MacsBug isn’t really telling you anything here. It’s dutifully...

Oh this is really, really good. Thanks for doing this. I will buy something. How does it work, do you get a percentage? (Happy that you do!) Hahaha there is a full size Powered By Daystar blanket for your bed on there ……

Yeah I have no objection to people monetizing vintage imagery for (very small) profit. I have several old Mac-themed t-shirts from those websites myself. They are pretty decent quality too, and not expensive. I think most of these trademarks are effectively abandoned which I think (though I’m no...

dark blue for me, but I’m assuming someone uploads this to redbubble and then we get to choose our own colors :)

I agree with the higher placement, and also agree I would definitely buy that t-shirt.

Gosh I would love it if there were a C99 compiler that runs on 68K. (There’s not, right?)

Am I crazy in thinking CW could never compile PPC code on a 68K Mac? I recall using CW non-Pro 1.0 and am pretty sure there were separate apps for the 68K and PPC compilers, and that the PPC compiler app was PPC-native and not fat.

HOpenRF (for which HOpenResFile is an alias) is supported back to the 512KE and Mac Plus. Does that give you what you need? Otherwise yes you can do what you say. I don’t normally restore the default volume (GetVol/SetVol) after changing it, curious why you think you need to do this?

@atommclain I am extremely interested in trying to get this to work, though time commitment is definitely an issue. I that same reply card in my book for $80, it never occurred to me to try sending it in! Brilliant. Is there a way you can share the source code? @cheesestraws — yes! There is...