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# Micro Mac (umac)
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v0.2 18 August 2024
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v0.21 26 August 2024
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This is a minimalist Apple Macintosh 128K/512K emulator. It uses the
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_Musashi_ 68K interpreter and lashes the absolute minimum in hardware
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emulation around it so as to boot and run basic apps. It's been
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tested with System 2.0 up to System 3.2, and runs MacWrite, MacDraw, and
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Missile Command.
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tested with System 2.0 up to System 7.5.5, and runs MacWrite, MacDraw, and
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Missile Command. (For a Mac 128K, System 3.2 is the last OS that will
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run, but by configuring 2MB+, even System 7 will work.)
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You can write, draw, and unwind with an apocalyptic game. Live well.
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* SCC DCD pin change interrupts, for mouse
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* Paravirtualised disc storage
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* Defaults to 128K of RAM, but will run as a Mac 512K by building
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with `MEMSIZE=512`. Or, you could use 1024, 2048, or 4096 to
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make a 1/2/4MB Mac Plus.
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with `MEMSIZE=512`. Or, you could use 1024, 2048, or 4096 to make
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a 1/2/4MB Mac Plus-like machine. Straying off-piste a little, you
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can also use unsupported values like 256, 208, 192KB; when this is
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done, the ROM is patched to "probe" the correct memory size.
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There's no emulation for:
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(Note this makes this a _Mac 128Ke_, fancy!)
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Then, get a boot disk. Any System up to 3.2 should work fine (though
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Then, get a boot disk. Any System up to 3.2 should work fine on a 128K (though
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I don't think I've tried 1.0). I just tested a random German System 3.2 disc
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from WinWorld and it works fine. You might want to use Mini vMac or
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Basilisk (i.e. a proper emulator) to prepare a disc image with some
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