Decompress SheepShaver and put it where you want.(You want the "MacOS X Universal Binary" near the bottom of the page.) ROM, name it "ROM" and place it inside the "sheepshaver" folder. I would suggest keeping it seperate from the "sheepshaver" folder created above, and naming the application folder "SheepShaver-May06" (or whatever date the release was). All of the releases for a while have been numbered 2.3, so the only way to tell them apart is the date. Press "Create." in the window that appears.
Change the size to something usable I would suggest 400-600 MB. Navigate to your "sheepshaver" folder and name the drive something like "os9hd". In the "Graphics/Sound" tab, make sure that Window mode is selected (fullscreen will freeze in this version!) with a refresh rate of 60hz.Change the "Unix Root" to /Users/username/sheepshaver/share (or wherever your "sheepshaver" folder is).Press "OK" it will take a few moments to create the drive (the program hasn't frozen). Change the width/height to either 640x480, 800圆00, or 1024x768, depending on your screen size. I would recommend you use a standard 4:3 resolution (one of the three I listed). In Memory/Misc, set the RAM size to something reasonable given your computer.In Serial/Network, make sure "slirp" is the Ethernet interface.In Keyboard/Mouse, turn off "Use Raw Keycodes" and set "Mouse Wheel Function" to your liking if you have a mouse wheel (which isn't recognized by OS 9 so SheepShaver has to do something else to pretend).Make sure "QuickDraw Acceleration" is on, and "Disable Sound" is off (don't worry about the Output and Mixer devices, they aren't used on OS X). 128MB should be more than fine (have it set to 64 just to quickly jump in and out of OS 9, if you're planning on doing a lot you should probably do 128 or higher). Change the ROM path to /Users/username/sheepshaver/ROM (or wherever your "sheepshaver" folder is).
#Sheepshaver windows cd rom install#
Insert your OS 9 (or earlier) install disk, then press the "Start" buttton at the bottom.Turn off "Ignore Illegal Memory Accesses" and turn on "Don't Use CPU when idle". It should boot from the CD you can then initialize your OS 9 hard drive and install OS 9. If so, quit SheepShaver (you may have to force quit), and then with your NOTE: If you are either told that it crashed (less likely) or you get the standard question mark blinking Sheepshaver. OS 9 disk in the drive, launch the "SheepShaver.app" application (NOT the "SheepShaver GUI" app). If for some reason it still doesn't boot, check your OS 9 CD. It is likely that it is not a "universal" CD, but is one designedįor a specific model of Macintosh.
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