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Did you manage to get it to boot directly into emulator and if so, how?

I runned doom on there

Basilisk GUI not working :(

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Sometimes you may have issues trying to use an ISO file to boot from in emulators. The way to fix it is to make sure that your iso or dmg file is locked.

Im A Windows User Can I Get A Link To The Disk Image?

Also is it the pro or regular one?

Is it noisy? Does it turn on the fans only on very heavy load or even on normal stuff?

use female to female adapter don't need soldering

I assume it’s as quiet as all the others?

Nice machine! Hope I can get one soon too!

What did you do before the internet and information at your fingertips? Went to the library

For me it was those DK kids Encyclopedia CDs that came out a bit later, had them at school and I think we got a demo CD with a packet of cereal

I uses Wago clamps for temporary testing.

Because they ran off the CD and not installed on the HD, these discs weren't updatable. Given the small HD capacities and the slow internet speeds of the day, it would have been impossible to update. You were stuck with the supplied disc.

I've long held the opinion that the multimedia encyclopaedia on CD-ROM is the "killer app" that got Windows PCs into EVERY home. Sure, people already had IBM compatibles working their way into homes because people were getting the same stuff for home as they had at work, for compatibility reasons, and some of the justification for that was the whole "the kids can use it for school" argument. Neither Atari nor Commodore made a strong push for CD-ROM on their most common machines. Sure you could go a super high end Amiga 4000 with a CD drive, but I genuinely think it should have been a pack-in standard accessory on the A1200. Lots of kids already had an Amiga on their desk for games, and occasionally typing things up, but they all got swept off the desks and replaced with Windows 95 PCs with a copy of Encarta. If the A1200 had a CD-ROM in-box, and if there were a multimedia encyclopaedia on it, Microsoft would have ad a hard uphill fight for that desk space, I think. Commodore and Atari seemed determined to make the worst decisions at every turn, though, and I don't think CD encyclopaedias would have saved them from all the rest of their foolish decisions (like Atari betting the farm on the Jaguar when they had the Falcon 030 ready to smash the competition in the computer space), but I think the transition from a diverse computer market to basically just one option, the Windows PC, would have been a lot less abrupt. It's like in 1994, every friend had a fundamentally different computer, I blinked, and in 1995 we all had basically the same Windows 95 PC.

Great review...I had the same experiences as you

I have played around with preconfigured Basilisk II and Sheepshaver in the distant past. Seeing and doing it from scratch, I finally understand the setup. Just awesome to be able to run Mac OS 8.1 on Apple Silicon. My Powerbook Titanium fan was making so much noise I needed headphones to hear the sound of the game I was trying to play 😅 Only thing I couldn't get to work right away was internet access. Anyway, thanks for the video.

That's exactly the video I've been needing. Thank you.

The only complete review of this digicam from the past. Thanks!

bluetack on the back of the pins

I like what you have collected so far...but I looks like their all OEM versions....what about the boxed retail versions of the titles ?

Nothing EVER goes smoothly with retro! I always find myself wondering why on earth I keep at it

Love the house with chimney mouse! 😂

I did have a wireless version of the natural keyboard from the early 2000's Nice thing along with the mouse. For some reason it broke when I was on holiday :( Great video btw, it's nice to revisit some of these old freebie CD's.

you forgot via 4 in 1 v 4.35. it enables AGP 8X on VGA. Took me years to realize it and I made it work yesterday with same Thin Client

Will Basiliski II run on an intel mac with the Ventura OS? Sheepshaver crashes on launch, although it runs fine on the previous OS: Monterey. Thanks.

Wow, look how nice the studio is. And the quality of the footage is 🤌, makes me want to bust out my Digital laptop.

Can i use this to emulate macos 9?

Thanks so much for doing this! Man this brings back some memories. I remember doing this SO many times 😂.

I forgot how terrible that Digital wallpaper was! I think it was a similar restore process with some of the Digital PC's I used to work on. Fortunately NT4.0 workstation wasn't too far away and most customers ended up with that instead.

Ne vous excusez pas ! Merci pour cette vidéo qui va m'aider.

It looks so good! I'm jealous!

Can you do this on Windows XP?

Crap, I just spent fortune on one of those.... If it doesn't work (sold as "mint / almost new") then... one person less on the planet .... :/

Looks so good Rich! I’ve totally got studio envy. Camera giving a great image too.

That's a great little setup. You've done a super job on it

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Looks great!! I'm very jealous of the space!! Looking forward to see what you film in there next!

I know it was loads of work, looks like it came out great!

I love what you've done with the place. You've created a proper room! Seems to be the right way to turn one of those prefab sheds into a nice isolated room that has no issues with moisture and dampness that would invariably be the case without insulation. Looks very good. You might want to make sure temps don't go below freezing in Winter (not sure if it does in your neck of the woods) as electronics don't always fair well with freezing temps. There's great UV protective foil that you can put on the windows if you're worried about UV / light damage - I've done so on my gameroom windows.

looks really good bud, glad your finally in.

Always good to get that first studio video out of the door, looking good! Agreed that controlling lighting is key, the sun is hardly reliable in this country so best to take it out of the equation 😁

It looks great Rich - nice and clean (reminds me I should repaint my loft at some point!!)

please continue with next versions! good video!

Super duper helpful, thank you for the video.

What a collection you got there!! I had a Cassiopeia.. This video reminded me that I even had one. I can't even remember using it because it was so bad. Battery life seemed awful - there's no way that it was 20 hours. Plus, it took AA's and there didn't seem a good way of recharging it like any rechargeable device - so I never recharged it, I used new batteries every time. It quickly got expensive and boring. At first, seeing windows on a big screen (it was a big screen!) was really mesmerising.. but usability, speed, storage, connectivity and software just made it virtually useless. There were loads of other negatives too.. but you get the idea. Wow, I can't believe I forgot that I actually owned one. I also had an Dell X51, which was slightly better, but PLAGUED with memory issues (if it ran out of power, you lost all your data, so it had to be backed up constantly and kept charged)

Thank you, this is really useful. A long time ago, when I owned an Amiga computer, I used Shapeshifter for emulating a 68k Macintosh, but now I would be totally lost without your guide when trying to use the Basilisk II emulator in my Apple Sillicon Mac.