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Left Alt + Enter ( Left-Option + Return on Macs) toggles full-screen and windowed mode, like in many PC games.

Otherwise MAME will confirm that you want to exit. If you have confirm_quit set to '0' in your mame.ini (as is the default), it will exit immediately.

Tab brings up the MAME menu, which allows you to change the machine configuration, swap floppy disks and CD-ROMs, and do other things.

When you're in UI mode, these keys do useful things: These keys were chosen precisely because they're very uncommon in emulated machines and therefore unlikely to cause problems, in case you're wondering why they're weird. You can re-enable common MAME keys by pressing the UI Mode key, which by default is Scr Lock on Windows and Linux and forward-Delete on Macs ( Fn-Delete on compact keyboards like MacBooks).

(7.6 requires 32-bit clean ROMs, which rules out systems earlier than the IIci, and 7.5 is sufficiently RAM-hungry that it's not great on machines like the Mac Plus with a 4 MiB RAM limit.Įmulated machines with keyboards like the Macintosh start up with almost all of the keys going to the emulated machine.

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Double-click that and the installer will come up after a moment.īe sure to choose 'System Software for all Macs' or 'System Software for any Mac' so that the resulting installed HDD will work on any emulated Mac that supports the OS version.Open the folder for the System version you're interested in and look for a 'Net Install.scr' file.

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Quit Drive Setup, close the folders down to the CD-ROM's root, and open the Mac OS folder.

It will appear on the desktop called 'untitled'.

Run 'Drive Setup 1.5' and select the HDD, which will appear as, and proceed to initialize it.

When the system boots up, open the CD-ROM, then the Disk Utilities folder, then the 'Formatting Software' folder.

Run mame maciici -ramsize 8M -hard1 (whatever your HDD is named) -cdrom (whatever the Legacy Recovery.

Create a hard disk image however you like (on Linux/BSD/macOS dd if=/dev/zero of=myhdd.hdv bs=1000000 count=500 will create a ~500 MB raw image, or on any system MAME runs on chdman createhd -c none -chs 1023,63,16 -o myhdd.chd will create a ~500 MB CHD image).

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If you want to go full DIY, you'll need to use your favorite search engine to find the 'Apple Legacy Recovery' CD-ROM. Only the very early models were primarily floppy oriented.įor these images, unzip them and run mame maciicx -hard1 mac608.chd, substituting the Mac model and System.

1.8 A note about hard drive and CD-ROM imagesįor most of these machines, it is strongly recommended that you get a pre-installed hard drive image to boot from (look for the 'Software List CHDs' collection from your favorite ROM provider).

1.6.5 Processor-Direct and other non-NuBus cards.

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