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1. #SHEEPSHAVER INTERNET MAC OS#
2. #SHEEPSHAVER INTERNET INSTALL#
3. #SHEEPSHAVER INTERNET ARCHIVE#
4. #SHEEPSHAVER INTERNET PRO#
5. #SHEEPSHAVER INTERNET SOFTWARE#

He then compiled Basilisk II in Xcode on his MacBook (“a version of the macemu/iOS branch by user Jesús A. “I believed a system emulated on a modern ARM board would successfully replace the original hardware and create a solution.” Introducing MacintoshPiĪt first, Jaromaz looked to run the early Macintosh emulator collection Mini vMac on an iPad before finding that it didn't allow the use of internet resources and handled the keyboard incorrectly. “But as a software, not hardware specialist, I didn't want to buy older and expensive hardware only to worry that it would have a short lifespan,” he explains. He dreamed of running the operating system with the original Macintosh Classic case. “It's so friendly, intuitive, elegant and easy to use,” Jaromaz says.

#SHEEPSHAVER INTERNET MAC OS#

It was then that he fell in love with Mac OS 7.5.5. This gave me the chance to explore the most interesting Mac OS titles retroactively.” “I was surprised at how many programs and games worked seamlessly with the emulator and I knew many of them from the PC I owned in my youth, although some were brand new to me.

#SHEEPSHAVER INTERNET PRO#

Shortly after that, I purchased my first MacBook Pro with Retina screen and I also installed the Basilisk II emulator to begin serious, long tests of Mac OS 7.5.5. “The hackintosh convinced me of the Apple system itself – its attention to detail, cleanliness and visual perfection. “In 2015, I built a hackintosh with OS X Yosemite for testing purposes because I'd seen the Retina screens in Polish Apple Reseller showrooms and the resolution and readability of the fonts fascinated me,” Jaromaz explains.

#SHEEPSHAVER INTERNET INSTALL#

Just repeat the steps to install the OS, but instead of clicking on “Installer,” click on “Install System Software,” select “custom install” and click the check-boxes beside the components you need under “networking and connectivity.”įigure four: Configuring the TCP/IP Control Panel.It was a while before he reacquainted himself with Macs, however. You can easily install them, if you have the System 7.5.3 system setup files from the earlier guide.

#SHEEPSHAVER INTERNET SOFTWARE#

NOTE: If you don't have “Apple Extras,” “Network Software Selector” or “TCP/IP” it is because they were not installed when System 7 was set up. Six: In “Name Server Addr” enter the DNS address you noted earlier.

One: Select “connect via Ethernet” (this should be the default setting)įour: In “Subnet Mask” enter 255.255.255.0įive: In “Router Address” enter 192.168.0.1

If you get a prompt about TCP/IP being inactive, click “yes.”įollow these steps to set up your Internet access: Double click on the “TCP/IP” control Panel. Open the System Folder and the Control Panels folder. Close the Network Software Selector.įigure three: Open the Network Software Selector in the “Apple Extras” folder and select “Use Open Transport Networking.” Double click on the icon called “Network Software Selector” and select “Use Open Transport Networking” (see Figure three). Open the folder “Apple Extras” on your system disk. At the prompt type “ipconfig /all” and make a note of the DNS Server address (see figure two).įigure two: Make a note of your DNS address Setting up Internetīoot your emulated Macintosh. In the Windows Start Menu, select “Run…” and type “cmd” to open a command prompt. Now close the GUI.įigure one: Adjusting Graphics settings in the Basilisk II GUIīefore you can set up internet within the emulated Mac, you need to know your DNS address. In the Graphics and Sound tab, change the Windows refresh rate to “Dynamic” (this will make your mouse movement smoother) and change the width and height settings to either 1024 * 768 or to “Maximum” (this will run the emulator in a larger window). In the Memory/Misc tab, change “MacOS RAM Size” to 32 or more. If you haven't already made them, there are a few settings that should be changed from the default to ensure pleasant web browsing. First, open the GUI and in the Network tab under “Ethernet Interface,” select “Basilisk II Router.” You must make a few adjustments in the Basilisk II GUI before getting online. As before, click “ok” at the “select copy mode” prompt. Use HFV Explorer to do this, in the same manner described in the Basilisk II setup guide.

#SHEEPSHAVER INTERNET ARCHIVE#

Start by copying the iCab archive over to your Macintosh disk image.