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Add Tip Ask Question Comment Download Step 1: Requirements Recommended Requirements: - 1.8 GHz PowerPC G5 Processor - Mac OS X 10.5.6 or higher - A fresh Windows XP disc image - 2 GB of RAM Minimum Requirements: - 1 GHz PowerPC G4 Processor - Mac OS X 10.4.11 or higher - A fresh Windows XP disc image - 1 GB of RAM If your Mac model meets the recommended requirements, you are fine.

If your Mac meets the minimum requirements, Windows XP might not work or will be very slow.

For the best results, make sure Q is the only application running or Windows XP will slow down.

WARNING: The performance of your Windows XP VM vastly depends on your Macs hardwareRAM.

Download the Q emulator Add Tip Ask Question Comment Download Step 3: Create the VM So now that you have the Q emulator, create a new PC and make sure that Windows XP is selected in the drop down box.

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When you are done with the setup, install Windows XP Add Tip Ask Question Comment Download.

One of the programs that can do it under Linux x86 is SheepShaver.

The same person that wrote SheepShaver for x86 also helped write BasiliskII JIT which is a special version of BasiliskII that can perform instructions much faster than BasiliskII itself.

But we wont go into installing that as this is a guide to installing SheepShaver x86.

The requirements for SheepShaver x86 are: Linux(installed), Mac OS(from 7.5.3 to 8.6), a PowerPC ROM(included on the Mac OS 8.6 CD), and, possibly, Wine.

You can get a ROM from another computer, and so far, the only ones known to work are from a PCI-based PowerMac, models 7500, 8500, and 8600.

After the script finishes, it will tell you to run make, so, type make.

SheepShaver or, if you want it available to all users, type su root, type your password, and then doing make install.

After that finishes, exit root, as you no dont have to be root to use SheepShaver.

On the first tab, you can choose the volumes, add volumes, remove volumes, and create them.

Note that you might have to install a disk under BasiliskII configured for ANY Macintosh and then use that in SheepShaver.

I had a Mac OS 7.5.3 installation for a Mac IIci under BasiliskII and it refused to work under SheepShaver, which emulates a PowerMac.

In the Linux Root box, you can leave it as to give the Mac access to your Linux filesystem, or remove the and replace it with a specific path such as homeuser or delete it altogether to isolate the Mac.

Use the Disable CD-ROM Driver option in specific circumstances.

For Enabled Video Modes, I believe that Fullscreen modes arent implemented yet, so either choose Window 640x480 or Window 800x600.

For the bottom audio settings, you can either choose to disable or leave it enabled, and set your output and mixer devices, most commonly devdsp for the output device and devmixer for the mixer.

The Mouse Wheel Function and Lines To Scroll options are pretty obvious, usually the default is fine.

I couldnt compile it, but if youre good with CC, give it a fix.

I would set the RAM size to either 163264128256MB, depending on the amount of RAM you have.

Set the ROM File to where you have your PowerPC ROM stored, such as homejoe SheepShaver.rom in my case.

I would leave the Ignore Illegal Memory Accesses option enabled, all it does is lets programs access RAM that doesnt exist, it shouldnt cause much trouble, but I like to leave it on.

Leave it enabled, put simply, it sort of recompiles to make it run alot faster.

Note that SheepShaver isnt fast at all, not like BasiliskII compared to an older Mac.

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