Capeabilities Of Basilisk Ii

OK, lately I've heard a lot about emulating A/UX! A/UX is a version of UNIX! It requires multiple disk partitions to operate corectly (I am I right?)

EX: Swap, Boot, and Normal Data partitions.

Basilish DOES NOT support Disk Partitions in an image file.

UNIX for 68k mac requires PMMU, I am not to sure what PMMU is. A/UX also needs PMMU. Which leads me to my point, Basilisk II is lackey in PMMU emulation (in other words: PMMU is not in Basilisk II).

If you have any questions reguarding Basilisk II or A/UX, ect... consult your local emaculation ewebsite.

Mac OS X Emualtion in Basilisk II is IMPOSIBLE right NOW. There are people working on an emulator for Power PC which is needed to run OS X correctly.

Basilisk II is only a 68k mac emulator, thats it.....

Thanx

#25974

Do we really need a new thread for this. It was just me wondering if I could run NetBSD on Basilisk II, because it can run on 68k Macs. This would be pointless anyway, because NetBSD runs great on PCs as well, but I just figured I it would be a dorky thing for me to do.

As I said, If you want unix on 68kMacs, NetBSD is the best way to go. Its a completly modern unix for your super ancient hardware. "Of course it Runs netBSD".

#25977

wasnt supposed to be a seperate thread, its just for the people on this board so they wouldnt waste hours to get no where

#25982

If their stupid enough to spend hours trying to get an old version of Unix to work on an emulator, they deserve what they get.

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