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Left/Right - Change between input maps,/loppies/cdroms Start - Invoke the danzeff on-screen keyboard (OSK) Select - Invoke the imap/floppy/cdrom menu On the Mac, you dismount disks/cd-roms by throwing them in the trash, or by selecting the disk and then selecting Eject from the Special menu (or pressing the Command + E keys). To mount another, you must first dismount the CD-ROM/floppy which is already mounted. Note that you can only have one cd-rom and floppy mounted at a time. The file has comments and it should be fairly self-explanatory. If you have a different IR keyboard, you will need to edit it with a text editor. The initialization configuration file for IR keyboards with the PSP. The TV support library, and needs to be present for TV out on the Slim. They can have any file name, but a typical extension is '.rom'. You select one image in the emulation setup. This holds the Mac ROM images you might use with the emulation. This holds the keycode maps for IR keyboards. The imaps folder holds the input maps for remapping the PSP buttons into Mac input events. The extension of files in this folder should b “.hfv”, but may also have no extension at all. You can have any number of files in this directory, but only a maximum of four can be selected at one time.

They can be virtually any size, but will generally be between 200 and 400 MB as a basic installation of OS8 takes about 120 MB. This contains the files that are used as fixed hard disks in the emulation. The hardfiles folder contains the files that are used as fixed hard disks in the emulation. This contains the images used by the danzeff on-screen keyboard. Files in this folder should be in AppleDouble, hqx, and binhex format.

This is mounted on the Mac desktop when enabled in the settings. All files in this folder should have an extension of '.dsk'.

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PC format requires the appropriate Mac extension to read, such as MacLink (part of OS 8). These are plain dumps of 1.44 MB high-density Mac or PC format microfloppy disks. This is where you copy floppy images you wish to use with the emulation. The extension for CDROM images are normally '.bin', '.iso', or '.img'.

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These should be standard MODE1 ISO dumps, not raw dumps. This is where you copy the bin/cue dumps of Mac CDROMs you wish to use with the emulation. If you look at the folder, you'll see the following:

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You'll have to find them yourself.Ĭopy the BasiliskII folder in the archive to the ms:/PSP/GAME/.

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Note: No Apple Macintosh ROMs or software of any sort is included with this program.

Supports extra memory and TV out on the Slim PSP.

Buttons can be remapped on-the-fly, and popular IR keyboards are supported on the Phat PSP.

Emulates a Mac Extended ADB keyboard and mouse.

UDP tunnel for AppleTalk networking across WIFI (no general networking yet).

Supports up to four hardfiles for use as fixed drives.

Supports emulated floppy and CDROM with removable media (no CD audio yet).

Has stereo, 16-bit, 44kHz audio (requires Sound Manager 3.0).

Supports on-the-fly change of colors and resolution (requires Display Manager).

The PSP memstick can be mounted on the Mac desktop (requires File Manager 1.2).

Uses UAE CPU emulation, with new SoftFloat FPU emulation for better compatibility.Emulates a Mac II series machine running OS 7.0.1 through 8.1, depending on the ROM used.

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