Some try to switch to 256 colours and quit when they can't, while others simply crash. It seems that most games demand an 8-bit screenmode. Okay, so I'll have to make a video at a later stage, but I've tried a few things. Master of Orion was first game I wanted on Amiga, but was PC and later Mac only. (except if you try to change color depth on RPi, for some reason it reboots every time I try) I moved my 68K to RaspberryPi (same emulator and rom) and everything still works. Any other partitions should be fine.Īs long as you use the same version of emulator/rom should be very close, if not the same. This is just for the Mac OS boot partition. to a real Mac often times required a completely new fresh OS installation. In fact, adding a NuBus card, accelerator, etc. Changing the ROM file will no longer make that hardfile fully compatible. Once you do, it will always work with that setup. If you want a hardfile to work, you must format it and install the Mac OS using that setup. This is why people always report that one hardfile works and another one doesn't. You guys do realize that Mac OS installations are not compatible from emulation to emulation (machine to machine)? When the MacOS installs, it does so based on the exact hardware it 'finds' and optimizes the system for it.
