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This page is for an old version of Mini vMac. (current version) For more information, see the main Mini vMac Variations page. Each entry in this list of variations is in the form:
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Each of these variations emulates a different Macintosh, instead of the Macintosh Plus emulated by the standard version. Note that they require different ROM images to work.
"-m 128K"
emulate Macintosh 128K
"-m 128K -mem 512K"
emulate Macintosh 512K
"-m 512Ke"
emulate Macintosh 512Ke
"-m SE"
emulate Macintosh SE
"-m SEFDHD"
emulate Macintosh SE FDHD
"-m Classic"
emulate Macintosh Classic
"-m II -depth 3"
emulate Macintosh IIwarning : the Macintosh II emulation is incomplete, and will remain incomplete for all 3.1.x releases. This is not a matter of bugs - some critical pieces of the hardware are just not emulated at all, and any software that tries to use them will crash. Bug reports about what doesn't work are of no help to me. On the other hand, the success of the Mini vMac Variations would likely make a major difference in how fast the Macintosh II emulation is completed.
Some software does work though. One trick to get this to work at all is to install the system software in the Macintosh Plus emulation, being sure to install as "universal".
"-m IIx -depth 3"
emulate Macintosh IIxThis variation accepts a Macintosh IIx ROM, but for now just emulates the Macintosh II hardware. This is useful because a Macintosh II can be hard to find. The Macintosh IIcx, the Macintosh II FDHD, and the Macintosh SE/30 all have the same ROM as the Macintosh IIx. Also, see all the warnings for Variation 26.
"-lang fre"
French user interface
"-lang ita"
Italian user interface
"-lang ger"
German user interface
"-lang dut"
Dutch user interface
"-lang spa"
Spanish user interface
These variations hack the ROM of the Macintosh Plus to change the screen size. This is very much a hack, and not all software is compatible with it, particularly old games.
First, some common old Macintosh screen sizes :
"-hres 512 -vres 384"
Screen resolution : 512 x 384
"-hres 640 -vres 480"
Screen resolution : 640 x 480
"-hres 800 -vres 600"
Screen resolution : 800 x 600
"-hres 1024 -vres 768"
Screen resolution : 1024 x 768
Next, common current screen sizes, but divided by two, so can use Magnify in full screen :
"-hres 512 -vres 384"
Screen resolution : half 1024 x 768 (= 512 x 384, so list Variation 100 again)
XGA
"-hres 640 -vres 400"
Screen resolution : half 1280 x 800
WXGA, such as for MacBook and MacBook Air
"-hres 640 -vres 512"
Screen resolution : half 1280 x 1024
SXGA
"-hres 704 -vres 450"
Screen resolution : half 1440 x 900, with width constrained to multiple of 32
Such as for 15-inch MacBook Pro
"-hres 832 -vres 525"
Screen resolution : half 1680 x 1050, with width constrained to multiple of 32
WSXGA+, such as for 20-inch iMac
"-hres 960 -vres 540"
Screen resolution : half 1920 x 1080
1080p
"-hres 960 -vres 600"
Screen resolution : half 1920 x 1200
WUXGA, such as for 17-inch MacBook Pro or 24-inch iMac or 24-inch Apple LED Cinema Display
"-mem 1M"
1 megabyte
"-mem 2M"
2 megabytes
"-mem 2.5M"
2.5 megabytes
"-sound 0"
No sound emulation
"-speed a"
Initial speed all out
"-akm"
Alternate Keyboard Mode
"-drives 16"
16 disk images allowed
"-em-cpu 2"
68020 processor
"-sony-sum 1 -sony-tag 1"
Support checksums and file tags in Disk Copy 4.2 disk image format.
"-sony-dc42 0"
Disable support for Disk Copy 4.2 disk image format.
"-min-extn"
Mininum Extensions
"-ccs"
Command Control Swap
Variation 159 : umch
"-sync 1"
Vertical synchronization