MacintoshPi - Mac OS 7/8/9 + Commodore for Raspberry Pi

Any progress on Pi4?

Any way to interrupt the pi from loading the last MacOS used? Mine flys right into OS9 before I get any chance to select a different OS. OH and AWSOME PROJECT

I Wish i could buy one of these preloaded 😅

I'm completely new to this but I still managed to compile Macintoshpi. I only have one issue, how do I run mac OS 8 or mac OS 9 once it's installed?

I don’t think those computers you are saying that you are emulating is that true because basilisk ii either emulates a Quadra 900 or a Mac IIci and a Mac 128k could never run Mac OS 7 it barley ran system software 1 and basilisk ii could never emulate a power Mac 5500 because that computer is ppc based and sheep shaver emulates a power Mac 9500 with a g4

Ive been looking for this for months. I would love to install this on raspberry pi 4 model B, but it says its not compatible? Is this the case?

Can i change his sound output to hdmi , it's no effect to set raspi-config Tool ?

Hello, yor distribution looks really awesome! The bad part is that it is not (yet?) supported for my RPI400. Do you plan to add 4 and 400 to the supported versions, pretty please?

WOW!

What is this wonderful heresy.

Has anyone had any luck getting this to work? I followed the instructions on the git page (with the addition of installing git on the pi before running the script), successfully completed the scripts, and the command "mac os7" has a slight pause, the screen clears, and returns to the command line. RPI3+, tried doing it twice with the same results.

Thanks for your hard work, this looks awesome! Crossing my fingers that someone will get this running on the Rpi4 at some point.

What monitor do you have inside the Mac case?

Wow, this is awesome. Random question, but by chance are you going to be at the Vintage Computer Festival in Mountain view coming up in August? This seems like it'd fit right in.

Super!

At the end you show us that green plate, is this the entire hardware? What is it? Where can I get this?