Mini VMac DS v2 Released

Posted Aug 2, 2006 at 2:56PM EST by QJ Staff

Listed in: Nintendo DS Tags: Lazyone, Mac Emulators, Macintosh Plus, tutorial

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If you remember our previous coverage of the Mini Vmac, it's been up for a while now on Lazyone's development page. Version 2 was recently released for homebrewers to try out and use with their DS.

As the developer's page mentions, here's the changelog:
- Disks are loaded at startup in the order of their filenames ( disk0.dsk, disk1.dsk, ectÂ… )

- Added romdiskfs build
- Added disk in SRAM for romdiskfs build

For those who don't remember what the Mini VMac is, it's basically a Macintosh Plus Emulator for your DS. It's funny how a clunky thing from the 1980s can now fit in a little thing like the Nintendo DS, but then that just shows you how far tech has come in 20 years.

The zip file for Mini VMac 2 includes an installer readme file and instructions for flashcart users. If you're not well-versed in installing apps like this, though, you can also visit the source for a tutorial on putting in your own system disk.

Download: [Mini VMac DS v2]

Via Drunkencoders

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# could someone precompile it? — argh 2011-02-05 22:32

could anyone who's already compiled it as per tutorial instructions and upload the disk to megaupload or something?

compiling these things takes forever ;_;

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