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MINI MAC EMULATOR HOW TO
MINI MAC EMULATOR PATCH

The keyboard itself is easy to use, just enter keyboard mode by pressing start and type away. It would be a good idea to try out all the mouse modes to get the hang of them, you can leave keyboard mode by pressing the start key again. The keyboard will then be accessible, you can also switch mouse modes.

This is because the screen is locked in mouse mode, to put it into keyboard/control mode press the start key.

You might have noticed that you are unable to click the options and keyboard that are on the touchscreen.

Click defaults to the X button in this mode.

You can scroll the mouse with the DPAD and ABXY buttons in this mode.

Click defaults to the up arrow key in this mode.

This mode sort of works like a laptop's mouse, drag the stylus across the touchscreen and the mac's mouse will move in that direction.

The default key for click in this mode is the up arrow.

When you scroll the screen in this mode the Mac's cursor will always be in the center of the screen unless you are near an edge.

For example, tapping the lower-right corner of the touchscreen should scroll to the trash.

In this mode the DS's touch screen is used to move the mouse to a specific point on the mac screen.

See configuration file minivmac.ini for information on how your disk images should be named.

MINI MAC EMULATOR PATCH

4MB - Requires a Slot-2 RAM Expansion, do not require a slot-1 card, unless it's the opera expansion.ĭLDI Patch MinivMac.NDS for your homebrew device.Ĭopy minivmac.ini and the vmac folder to the root of your cf/sd media.Ĭopy your disk images (disk0.img, ) and vMac.ROM into the vmac folder.2MB - Slightly faster, does not require Slot-2 RAM Expansion.Once you have the ROM and disks images prepared, choose your build for the Mini vMac DS:

MINI MAC EMULATOR HOW TO

Please refer to readme for instructions of how to extract the system install disks (Mini vMac DS can run up to System 7.5.5, however it is recommended using System 6.0.8 for best performance).

Note: It requires a Macintosh Plus BIOS ROM (vMac.ROM) and disk images to run.