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Youtube – Bastelprojekt: Mac-Emulator mit Raspberry Pi und Retro-Gehäuse
Für viele Apple-Fans gehört die Nostalgie am ersten Mac untrennbar dazu. Doch Originalhardware zu nutzen ist oft umständlich, kostspielig und riskant. Der Betrieb
https://www.apfeltalk.de/magazin/news/youtube-bastelprojekt-mac-emulator-mit-raspberry-pi-und-retro-gehaeuse/
#News #Tellerrand #3DDrucker #ADBTastatur #BasiliskII #DIYProjekt #MacEmulator #MacintoshPi #RaspberryPi #RetroGehuse #SheepShaver #SnazzyLabs -
Youtube – Bastelprojekt: Mac-Emulator mit Raspberry Pi und Retro-Gehäuse
Für viele Apple-Fans gehört die Nostalgie am ersten Mac untrennbar dazu. Doch Originalhardware zu nutzen ist oft umständlich, kostspielig und riskant. Der Betrieb
https://www.apfeltalk.de/magazin/news/youtube-bastelprojekt-mac-emulator-mit-raspberry-pi-und-retro-gehaeuse/
#News #Tellerrand #3DDrucker #ADBTastatur #BasiliskII #DIYProjekt #MacEmulator #MacintoshPi #RaspberryPi #RetroGehuse #SheepShaver #SnazzyLabs -
If anybody has had success creating a #MacintoshPi system, I could really use a hand.
I've gone through the setup instructions on my RasPi 3B+ and it boots to the CLI just fine, but that's where everything stops. I think the Launcher is supposed to start up automatically, but it doesn’t. Alternatively, I should be able to type “mac os9” to run the OS9 emulator, but the "mac" command isn't recognized. It feels like I missed something important, but I can't think of what that could be. Help!
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Basilisk II seems to be heavily-CPU based, which I guess makes sense for an emulation system. I guess I was thinking it would use more memory, but that begs the question "for what?”
Interesting to see the RPi Zero 2 drop about 15 degrees Celsius within minutes of the emulator being turned off.
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I added a PWM circuit to my Macintosh Pi since the Pi4 struggles to drive PWM signals to control the LCD brightness. A simple 555 circuit does the trick, running at 75kHz. Though this circuit is constructed to provide “constant” frequency, there is still some variation from about 70kHz to 76kHz.