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• Sheepshaver Gui
• Mac Os Setup
• Mac Os Setup Wizard

Install Mac OS 9 Using SheepShaver Alex walks you through this on. Get the Files. Download and install SheepShaver in a directory called “SheepShaver”.

Download and unzip ““. Download “” version 9.0 (and not 9.1 or 9.2). Download “” – you will need these. SheepShaver comes with MAC OS 9 ROMs that don’t work. You can delete those. Copy the newworld86.rom to the SheepShaver directory.

Rename the newworld86.rom to “Mac OS ROM” with no extension. Use 7zip to unzip the Apple Mac OS 9.0.4.7z file. It creates a Apple Mac OS 9.0.4.ISO file. Copy the Apple MacOS 9.0.4.ISO file to the SheepShaver directory. Make the Apple MacOS 9.0.4.ISO file read only: Right mouse click Properties Read Only. The Mac checks to see if the ISO is read only and errors if it is not.

If you try to run SheepShaverGUI.exe without the GTK Runtime files, it will error with “The program can’t start because libgtk-win32-2.0-0.dll is missing” So install these files by running gtk2-runtime-2.-10-10-ash.exe. Configure SheepShaver Open SheepShaver GUI.exe.

Once you set everything up, you can run SheepShaver.exe directly. On the Volumes Tab. Select your actual CD ROM drive. Check the Enable “My Computer” icon. This allows you to access your Windows PC files from within the emulated OS.

Create a Virtual Hard Drive. Click Create. Set the Size to 500 minimum or 1000 (1GB) for more storage. This creates a disk file of that size in the SheepShaver directory. You can name it whatever you want, such as “Mac OS 9.hfv”, and add the extension HFV. Add the Mac OS 9 CD.

Select the Apple MacOS 9.0.4.ISO file. On the Graphics/Sound Tab. Video Type: Window. Refresh Rate: Dynamic. Width: 1024. Height: 768 On the Memory/Misc Tab. MacOS RAM Size (MB): 512.

ROM File: leave blank. Check Ignore Illegal Memory Accesses Click Start.

SheepShaver throws a CD error: “The CD-ROM driver file ‘C: WINDOWS system32 drivers cdenable.sys’ is missing”. You can ignore this – just click OK. If you copy the file to from the “ SheepSaver CD-ROM drivers cdenable.sys” and put it in “C: Windows SysWOW64 drivers ” the error goes away.

Maybe you have to reboot after putting it there. OS 9 should run now.

Within OS 9 A popup asks “This disk is unreadable by this Computer”. Give the disk a Name (Mac OS 9), leave the Format to Mac OS Standard 1,000 MB, and click Initialize. It says it will erase the disk, which is fine – click Continue. The desktop displays. Now you need to install the OS onto the hard drive. Click Mac OS 9 Install (on the ISO image).

The installer starts. Click Continue.

Destination Disk: Mac OS 9 (as it was named above). Click Select. Click Start. Mac OS 9 will install to the hard drive. Click Quit to leave the installer.

Click Special Restart. It will boot from the hard drive. Run through the Introduction.

Set your region, name, time, etc. Simple finder: No. Skip the network. If it freezes, just hard shut it and restart.

Special Shutdown Open the SheepShaverGUI.exe again. Select the Apple MacOS 9.0.4.ISO file, and click Remove. We don’t need the install disk anymore.

Now you have a Mac OS 9 computer. You can now run it from SheepShaver.exe.

Now that you have it running, you will inevitably want to. Download and install Classilla. Open SheepShaverGUI.exe, click the Network Tab, select Basilisk II Slirp. Click Start. Go to Apple Control Panel TCP/IP.

Sheepshaver Gui

Connect via: Ethernet. Configure: Manually. IP Address: 10.0.2.5. Subnet mask: 255.255.255.0. Router address: 10.0.2.2.

Name server addr: 10.0.2.3 Note that these are the actual values. Don’t try putting your own router or IP addresses in.

Mac Os Setup

Sorry for not updating for sometimes – I’ve having a busy times – but now I’m free. Basicly, today I will show you how you can install a Mac on your Windows – without dual boot/using VMware Workstation/buying a new comp! This guide will use Windows 7 Ultimate x86 as a host OS, and Mac OS 9 as a guest OS. We will use the Sheepshaver program, which is quite an abandonware software – amazing that it still works on Windows 7. Note this works only for clasic Mac OS, not Mac OSX.

What you’ll need;. Sheepshaver(latest build possible).

System7.5.3 and 7.5.5 installation files. Mac OS 9 CDROM. Rom File – this could be found on the internet, but rare since it’s against Apple’s licence agreement but now Apple probably stopped taking action against this. Mac OS8.5boot disk to install System7.5.3.

GTK runtime(latest version) How to do:. first thing – download Sheepshaver – you can find it on the internet. Download it and extract to where ever. Run the sheepsheaver gui.exe file. Adjust the settings to your favor, but you must follow these settings: Memory=64mb, romfile=your own romfile or the one included with the download.

Back at the general tab, click add and browse for the bootdisk. Load it so it appears in the volume list. Open hfv explorer and create a new hfv file – 500mb is recommended. Give it a name and filename – system7 is probably good. Boot the emulator and install System7.5.3 and update to System7.5.5. Make sure that during the System7.5.3 installation you choose your hfv file as the drive to install the OS to.

Open hfv explorer again and create a new hfv file but this time called it System9. We do this because I believe the installer won’t let you upgrade from sys7.5.5 to macos9. Go the sheepshaver settings and add the System9 hard disk file. Shutdown the guest OS and insert the Mac OS 9 CD.

Mac Os Setup Wizard

There should be no autoplay dialog because there is no.exe file on the disk. Boot the guest OS from System7.5.5 hard disk and launch the OS9 installation program.

Make sure, and I mean make sure, that you select System9 as the disk the OS will be installed to. Selecting System7 will cause the installation to fail. Shutdown the emulator and go back to the settings and move the System9 hard disk to the top. You’ve created an Mac OS 9 environment inside Windows 7!