#Mini vmac compile install#
#Mini vmac compile update#
#Mini vmac compile archive#

Those if lines Thats what makes it a collection. A set of small, simple compilers that emulated one specific machine.

#Mini vmac compile archive#

BasiliskII-0.9 (newer version wouldnt compile.Ill try later). If you compile a custom version of Mini vMac, you can label it with a line such as: -n 'minivmac-3.0.0-custom' This string is displayed by the About command of Mini vMac, and is also used as the name of the archive exported by the build system.

Is this a bug, or do I have to put the folder in the home root like you did and it must be named “mac”? You see, lets go back to how Mini vMac stated that it was a compiler collection. I hacked the PRE-ALPHA stage Mace code onto Mini vMac and now I am slowly adding traps.

#Mini vmac compile update#

And when I try to use the command line to launch the app with the dsk file name, it gives an error called “pcm update error: Broken pipe” 4 times.

– I have placed all the software in a folder on the desktop named “Mini vMac”. I haven’t tried Rasberry OS, is that the default user/owner name and group? It chown to Pi:Pi but I had to do it manually as my user wasn’t set to name as Pi. – I noticed when using it on Ubuntu, your script for making the the HDD doesn’t seem to work. – Is there a way to make the minivmac open instantly into full screen and Magnified automatically? Is there a command option to do so? I have a few questions I am wondering if you could help solve I am currently running it on Pi3 on Ubuntu MATE OS. And you putting everything on a nice download package with the installer disk is making things so convenient for everyone. The compiling it to 1/2 HD display is a great touch. Just wanted to say thanks for your great work on the macvmini. Was there a system command, or was it done physically by moving the write protect tab on the physical floppy disk? Hoping there is a software workaround or I’m missing something in my permissions somewhere.Īny tips on installing from a. The build system produces Win32, Win64 and Linux binaries for now. Currently it only support Macintosh Plus hardware with a fixed resolution. Its been so long since I used 7.55, I can’t remember how you unlock a disk. This is the initial release of Mini vMac with the CMake-based build system.

#Mini vmac compile install#

My script executes fine from the ~/mac directoryīut the Icon script in ~/desktop doesn’t properly execute the start script in the mac directory.īut my big problem is trying to install some software from image files, I drag them into the desktop and everything is great, but the install program wants to write my user information (registration) information back to the floppy disk – which is showing as locked (write protected?) – I set the file permission to read/write by anyone but it still fails and tells me disk is locked, and the disk locked icon shows in the top left corner of the folder. 2 problems so far, 1 is trying to create an icon to launch it in full screen from