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Build & install the klm by doing: make install.macemu/src/BasiliskII/Unix/Linux/NetDriver The original AppleTalk provided a very simple and easy to manage network that was perfect for small office environments back in its day. You can also achieve the same thing with netatalk (v2), but this involves more configuration than using the emulator. Why would this be helpful ? Well if you have some actual real vintage Mac's then then it is useful to be able to get files on and off them and preserve your collection of vintage applications.

This means the emulator can now use AppleTalk and TCP/IP protocols and you can do things like set up your emulator to act as a CIF or NFS to Apple File Protocol (AFP) over AppleTalk gateway. "sheep_net" relies on a kernel module which lets the emulator get access to the network interface, avoiding having a NAT layer in place. Slirp acts like a NAT firewall, which means it blocks all incoming requests.

If you want your Macintosh to be able to expose itself as an AppleTalk file server, then the default slirp network will not work. not SheepShaver and fails with compile errors with-sdl2 flag is recognised with Basilisk II build but configure -enable-sdl-video -enable-sdl-audio -with-sdl2 -disable vosf builds but you end up with "yellow sheep" video, apparently configure -enable-sdl-audio -disable-vosf macemu/BasiliskII/src/SDL/video-sdl.cpp fails to build as not picking up the video functions in configure -enable-sdl-video -enable-sdl-audio -disable-vosf

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shared Basilisk II SDL code that have not been updated results in undefined functions due to changes in NOTE: Do default configure, I attempted build with SDL but this NOTE: not including libsdl1.2-dev/libsdl2-dev as these fail # sudo apt install git build-essential automake libgtk2.0-dev x11proto-xf86dga-dev libesd0-dev libxxf86dga-dev libxxf86dga1 The build tools required are: build-essential autoconf git libgtk2.0-dev x11proto-xf86dga-dev libesd0-dev libxxf86dga-dev libxxf86dga1 Given issues with Basilisk II on Ubuntu 18.04 & 20.04 I opted to do build on Ubuntu 16.04.

Build and Test - "cd macemu/SheepShaver/src/Unix",.

Clone the git repository - "git clone ".

There is no Ubuntu Sheep Shaver pre-built package so getting SheepShaver up and running requires a build from source. For 16.04 & 18.04 open a terminal window and start by running: BasiliskII (default), BasiliskII-jit or BasiliskII-nojit which allows control of the "Just In Time" (JIT) compiler. With the Ubuntu 20.04 installation a Gnome Desktop icon is created and you can start Basilisk II emulator by double clicking the icon.

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Through I was unable to find how to get equivalent of "Command" & "Alt/Option" keys working and there appears to be problem with disk emulation layer as "Apple HD SC Setup" is not able to detect disks.

Ubuntu 16.04 - both "jit" and "nojit" work.

Ubuntu 20.04 - Does not work (segmenation fault on startup).

# sudo apt install libcanberra-gtk-module libcanberra-gtk3-module NOTE: You may also need to install: libcanberra-gtk Ubuntu has a prebuilt Basilisk II package available that can be install as standard apt install package: # sudo apt install basilisk2 Another way to achieve this is using netatalk, which is AppleTalk equivalent to Samba for SMB/CIFS.

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I did this as I needed to set up an AppleTalk gateway to easily move files to/from a real M68000 series Mac. Here are tips on getting these running and trouble shooting their use on Ubuntu Linux. Both can be run on a number of platforms including: Windows, MacOS, FreeBSD, IRIX and Linux. For retro-computing enthausiants they bring a virtualised retro computing experience. Status: 12 September 2020 - Tested and have completed doing two "large" physical disk dumps to Virtual Mac using "sheep_net" kernel module.īasilisk II & SheepShaver are emulations for Motorola 68000 series and PowerPC series Apple Macintoshes.