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    Quote Originally Posted by Mourningstar
    Ok, I think I know what to download...the old 7.5 OS...but is there a place that has it as one file download insted of a bunch of individual one? Im on dialup and it s aggravating to download big files a piece at a time...also how much room does this take on a memory stick...?
    Erm, the image is included with the emulator download...

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    Well what do I do to get it to work? Every time i try it says, "ERROR: Cannot open ROM file."

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    Quote Originally Posted by lockethevaliant
    no one asked for your opinion.
    and no one asked for you to make such a superfluous remark which has no construction whatsoever to this post. Anyway I am trying this out and appears rather complex. Hope the sound works in the next release

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    Well, you'll need an actual old Mac rom for that. However, since the legality of using such roms is questionable, you might have a hard time finding one. I posted a link to one, but it was taken down.

    On another issue: Does anyone know how to get it to mount a different disk file than the one included?

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    Hmm mine works, but it ends up coming with a grey screen with a floppy disk icon in the middle with a question mark. What am I doing wrong?

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    Quote Originally Posted by pakkman781
    On another issue: Does anyone know how to get it to mount a different disk file than the one included?
    Get the most recent binary release. All you need to do is put DSK and/or HFV images in the BasiliskIIPSP folder on your memory stick and it will auto-mount all of them.
    w00t

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    Quote Originally Posted by Valiant
    Hmm mine works, but it ends up coming with a grey screen with a floppy disk icon in the middle with a question mark. What am I doing wrong?
    You need a Mac boot disk. There should be one in the binary emulator release. Everything is setup in such a way so you can extract it to your memory stick, then put a mac.rom in the right place (as you obviously have) and it will work.
    w00t

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    For those looking for a on screen keyboard solution, there's *kind of* one built into the OS anyway. If you do your own install of OS 7.5.5 you'll see an app called 'Key Caps' in the Apple Menu (top left of the screen) - here's a photo of it:

    http://www.pspmine.com/images_ext/pspos7_keyboard.jpg

    It's a little clumsy, you've got to copy the text out of it, but considering that it's there already, and there are no other options at the moment, it's handy.

    ~ elroy
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    AH thank you Chaos knight, that helped ^^. Blah though I am having problems now installing 7.5 OS, such a noob T-T

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    Quote Originally Posted by Valiant
    and no one asked for you to make such a superfluous remark which has no construction whatsoever to this post. Anyway I am trying this out and appears rather complex. Hope the sound works in the next release
    yeah? and no one asked you for a response! yeah im kidding. i was actually thinking the same thing when i read that post. isn't the point of a forum to share oppinions and ideas? i don't get some people.

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