- #CD ROM EMULATOR FOR MAC MAC OS X#
- #CD ROM EMULATOR FOR MAC SERIAL#
- #CD ROM EMULATOR FOR MAC DRIVERS#
- #CD ROM EMULATOR FOR MAC SOFTWARE#
#CD ROM EMULATOR FOR MAC SERIAL#
What I did on my A500: Connect Amiga and PC via serial null-modem cable and then use a terminal program (you can find some on under term/comm) to transfer the files one file at a time.
#CD ROM EMULATOR FOR MAC DRIVERS#
ZIP drive: I suppose you could attach a parallel port ZIP drive to the Amiga, however I don't think you'll find drivers for it for the A500. It is a bit awkward to do this if you only have 1 disk drive, though (lots of disk swapping needed)
#CD ROM EMULATOR FOR MAC SOFTWARE#
Some hints, and how I transfer files from my A500 to the PC:ĬrossDOS: This is a software tool for the Amiga which can format a floppy disk in DOS mode (720k on a standard Amiga disk drive, 1.44M on a HD disk drive) and then lets you copy stuff from the Amiga onto it. I somewhat got this feeling that I'll end playing the PC-Cdrom versions of the games (besides, the best part of Amiga ports was Monkey1 sound!) I could find someone with an Amiga 4000 and send him copies of my originals, though. Being just a 500 with no HD (yes, swapping disks in monkey2 and Indy IV was a living hell.) I don't think it can really go online. The final solution seems the easier to do, unfortunately my amiga was simply used as a game device. What is CrossDOS?Īnd what is a Zip drive? A similar device to Catweasel? that is, it format them into DD, I think. I still have my Amiga, alive and Kickin', it's a 500 model expanded to 1mb ram. Or if you still have an Amiga and your drive is HD compatible, you can simple format a DOS disk and copy the content of your Amiga disks onto the DOS disks (you'll need CrossDOS to be activated/installed). I mean, I was aware of its existence but. Or copy the content of your disks into a directory, pack it in LHA, email it to yourself from the Amiga, retrieve it on your PC and unpack it with WinRAR, 7zip. You need to connect your Amiga drive on the PC via a dedicated interface like the Catweasel. How do I put my amiga originals in the SCUMMVM? I should still have a floppy drive somewhere, but I thought no drive could read amiga files. Three-headed Monkey wrote:I wonder, however. Thanks in advance for your attention: I know I must sound like a pathetic newbie and I assure you I wouldn't ask you If I was able to get a clue from the Readme document.
I did read the FAQ and tried to rename the files in caps or such, but nope. Then, I click on "Add Game." button and the OS X window opens: now I should select the games to add, but they are shaded in gray and it doesn't recognize them. The problem I'm facing: I click on the SCUMMVM icon, and the emulator starts a nicely 8bit window that brings memories back from my sweet Amiga times. Plus, I got SCUMMVM with Retro Gamer UK Magazine, an issue that featured a CD-Rom with the Emulator and Beneath a Steel Sky on it. The SCUMMVM version I got: 0.7.1, I downloaded it from the official site (yours).
#CD ROM EMULATOR FOR MAC MAC OS X#
The hardware I'm on: a Macintosh Powerbook, 1.07 GHz PowerPC G4, running Mac OS X 10.3.9 I did a search on the forum to see if I could solve my problems before bothering you however, it must be said that I'm really no computer expert. Greetings, I am newly registered and I've just read the rules.
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