Would it be possible to recompile Mini vMac to emulate a Macintosh Classic II? Is there anyone here with the know-how/time to be able to accomplish this?
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Is it possible that 128k Macintosh ROM (64k) work on vMac? Did anybody tried?
Mini vMac 128k will take the 64k Mac 128k ROM. All up there are builds that will work with 128k, 512k, Plus and SE ROMs.
All are available at http://minivmac.sourceforge.net/download.html. Look under the "Other Emulation" for the 128k, 512k and SE versions (files start with "minivall").
All are available at http://minivmac.sourceforge.net/download.html. Look under the "Other Emulation" for the 128k, 512k and SE versions (files start with "minivall").
I've specifically asked Paul Pratt to implement the Classic since it also has a 68000 processor and contained within its ROM is a bootable version of system 6. Unfortunately, despite its similarity to the SE ROM, it would not work with the current builds.
His next focus is the Mac II and the 68020 processor, including NuBus. The 68030 is sometime off.
In addition to the Portable, the original PowerBook 100 also uses a 68000 processor and use the same 256K ROM type as the SE. Like everything else with Mini vMac, you'd need the somewhat rare ROMs from those machines.
His next focus is the Mac II and the 68020 processor, including NuBus. The 68030 is sometime off.
In addition to the Portable, the original PowerBook 100 also uses a 68000 processor and use the same 256K ROM type as the SE. Like everything else with Mini vMac, you'd need the somewhat rare ROMs from those machines.
