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(Coffin itself has its own ShapeShifter configuration installed, if you want to poke around with that.
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Once set, go ahead and save your preset (give it a name, then click the red download button on the Home page), then click Start to boot into Coffin.
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On the hard drives page in FS-UAE, I recommend setting the first slot to coffin_r58.hdf (any volume with a bootable Workbench environment should work), the second slot to ShapeShifter.hdf, and the third slot to a folder on your computer (click the folder icon) containing the Mac hardfiles you wish to use on ShapeShifter. I recommend booting into something other than the ShapeShifter image itself, as it might fail to load since it has a Startup-Sequence which autoboots ShapeShifter and FS-UAE will not cooperate. ROM & RAM/Kickstart ROM/kick.a1200.46.143 (other ROMs may also work) Home/Amiga Model/A4000/3.1 ROM (68040 CPU also works) (these settings might not be optimal but they seem to at least work) Source an appropriate Kickstart ROM (I use kick.a1200.46.143 for most of what I'm doing on an emulator)
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Install the FS-UAE Amiga emulator (WinUAE also works and has a few extra options (can create hardfiles), but is harder to use) Quick and dirty ShapeShifter image editing guide (for Windows users): Here's a rough little highlight video showcasing some stuff that runs OK on the emulator: Got any color Mac favorites you'd like to see on the image? Chime in!
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Still, it's a pretty good experience given the software itself plays nice. It really depends on the game - very hard to predict what will and won't work without directly testing. Even some mid-90s fare like SimCity 2000, SimTower, and Escape Velocity run pretty decently, if slow at times. The Minimig/ShapeShifter hybrid as it currently stands is quite a capable little solution. That's probably as much as I can say because if I say something like "I'll release today" I'm pretty sure it's going to self-destruct but the processes I've used have been so arcane and labyrinthine I don't even know exactly what I did at this pointĪt any rate, I think I may actually finally be getting close to having something to release.
I probably did something weird with the one partition that ShapeShifter found suitable to mount directly.
Will it directly mount an existing empty Amiga partition? Will it ask to format it? It's like Schroedinger's hardfile. My current confusion stems from the DeviceDisk feature in ShapeShifter which seems somehow arbitrary in behavior.
I just went down a very long and dark rabbit-hole learning about Workbench and AmigaOS and HDToolBox and FFS and PFS3 and Startup-Sequence and user-startup and S, T, L, Devs, and a million other things. I've been working on a ready-made image for this emulator, and there have been a lot of roadblocks and bumps on the way. I have mentioned it a few times in the MacPlus thread, but it seems like there's a place for a specific thread. Of course a technically savvy user can retrieve the underlying files, but this purportedly puts it under the legal framework of "broadcasting" rather than "copying", which is supposed to somehow limit legal remedies available to copyright owners.I'd like to talk about ShapeShifter Mac emulation on the Minimig core. running a game in an in-browser emulator at but not providing download links. I suppose the implicit promise is that IA would demand the same in a lawsuit.Ģ) Only allow access to some works via "streaming", e.g. Apparently, a whole goddamn lot of copyrights have hazy ownership thanks to corporate mergers/dissolutions/reorganizations being messy, but the claimed owners are rarely called on it. There are two prongs to the strategy:ġ) Disable access to works upon request, but only after challenging the requesting party to substantiate the claim that they represent the actual copyright owner. If I remember correctly (disclaimer: it's been a while since I read about this, and IANAL), they don't get permission in advance, but rather take steps to make themselves harder to attack legally.
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