G5 Emulator For Intel Mac
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I have an old Mac OS 7 application written in Symantec Think C++ 8 which I'd like to resurrect. I can run my old Mac OS 8.x image on Basilisk II exactly as it was at the time of development, including the extensions, environment and all the rest working perfectly, under Windows or Mac OS X on an Intel CPU. But when I try to open the project file through 'THINK Project Manager' or 'Symantec Project Manager', I get this error message: must be run on a Power Macintosh. Of course, Basilisk II does not emulate PowerPC! When I had a Wintel box as my desktop I spent a lot of time configuring PearPC -- it would run using the official Apple installation media but not install my development environment. I can't seem to get 'close enough' on either setup!
Is there a PowerPC emulator for Mac OS X Snow Leopard + Intel CPU that runs OS 8/9 fairly well? Will I need to reinstall from original media or will I be able to 'convert' my Basilisk disk image and move it over?
PowerMac G5 As the world around waited for the unveiling of a brand new chassis that would tempt PC users everywhere, Apple introduced the Mac Pro in none other than the same chassis we've seen for years with the PowerMac G5. The internals are totally revamped, but the outside looks pretty much unchanged. There are now two optical drive bays in the system as you can see by this comparison shot: You get twice as many peripheral ports on the front with two USB 2.0, one 400Mbps and one 800Mbps FireWire port.
• - Sunday, August 27, 2006 - Yes, Anand has done a first-rate review of the Mac Pro. I think he's waiting for Apple to release a new beta of Bootcamp before finishing the next installment that will cover running Microsoft Windows on this machine. But if you're anxious, based on everything that has already been said by Anand and on many other sites, I don't think you would go wrong with ordering your Mac Pro now.
If your Mac is using HFS+, select Mac OS Extended (Journaled) from the format list. If your Mac is using APFS, select APFS from the format list. See Troubleshooting for more information on which format to select. If Scheme is available, select GUID Partition Map. How to system restore osx for sale.
Apple is aware of that SATA issue (under MS Windows. It will likely be addressed by the next Bootcamp release. Parallels is another option in the meantime.
(When OS X 10.5 is released, we may not even need Bootcamp or Parallels as separate installs.) As for me, I'll order the Mac Pro from Amazon.com because of their $150 rebate. • - Thursday, August 24, 2006 - Anand, do you have any specs on the MacPro intake and output fans? Any model numbers, current or power ratings? Is it a 3 or 4 wire connector, or is there a custom connector on the fan housing? Can the 120mm (I assume it's 120mm) fans be replaced easily? The reason I am asking is that while the OEM fans are quiet at idle (based on the reviews), I have fans in another PC that are almost silent (. • - Tuesday, August 29, 2006 - quote: >I would immediately insist on using XServes just because they're from Apple.
• - Tuesday, August 22, 2006 - Gosh, Spike. Lots of rage there. Why such a fierce assault on a computer that wears a happy face? • - Tuesday, August 22, 2006 - Before I accuse you guys of thinking like Tom's Hardware, why don't you do us a favor and compare the Mac Pro to a single processor Core 2 Duo at the same clock?
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