Hey, I was just wondering if there was any software capable of emulating Mac OS 9.1 on the PC. I was gonna go for PearPC, since it can run Mac OS X, but I can't get a working .iso of my OS 9.1 disk. Any help would be appreciated.
Mac OS 9.1 on PC?
Sadly, I can't find one on there that emulates 9.1 or up, besides PearPC. Maybe I could get it running on PearPC if someone showed me a guide on how to make an .iso out of my 9.1 CD..
You can use Alcohol 120% to make an ISO.
Basillisk II runs OS 0.x - 7.5
SheepShaver runs OS 7.5.2 - 9.0.4
PearPC runs OS 10.X (as far as i know, it still can't boot OS 9)
looks like there's a hole right where you want to be.
Thanks for the information ja450n.. I'll just deal with 9.0.4 I guess. Thanks all.
Basilisk should be able to run up to versions of MacOS 0.8. The documents at Emaculation -- the Beginner's Guide in particular -- say that.
PearPC doesn't support OS 9 because ...well, there was some reason. It involves intentionally targeting the OSX platform, and something about an OpenBIOS or something. There's a Wiki article about all of this at http://www.pearpc.net.
Just use nero to make an iso from the install disk
I think the easiest way is to use WinISO. http://www.winiso.com/
make sure the cd is bootable too i had that problem
took me a while to realise it
You should use PearPC, with the PearPC Panel (Configuration),
It's very simple, no configuration, the program do it by itself.
Well, It's Run "quiet good" on PiV @ 3.2GhZ+512ram, but its not very good with OS-X v10 "Tiger" (Needs 2 CDs mini for Instalation).
Dont Bump threads! - Specially if hte information you are quoting does not even answer the question. Pear PC doesnt run 9.1, so your post is useless...
Please read the rules...
Dont Bump threads! - Specially if hte information you are quoting does not even answer the question. Pear PC doesnt run 9.1, so your post is useless...Please read the rules...
Really ? Mm sorry I didn't think tha PearPc doesn't run 9.1 ![]()
Really ? Mm sorry I didn't think tha PearPc doesn't run 9.1![]()
How about using your brain (if you have one) before posting again/opening a new thread?
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