winuae on mac

Marcuz · 06 April 2006, 20:31

http://www.apple.com/macosx/bootcamp/
i would like to know if there will be issues with current winuae on that. and if there will be need of adjustements due to different hardware

Chuckles · 07 April 2006, 01:25

From everything I've read about Boot Camp, it sounds like WinUAE should run perfectly well, though it will require one of the new Intel Macs. Boot Camp supposedly will include drivers for all of the hardware that will prevent any hardware issues that you would otherwise expect. You'll have to boot the Mac into XP, and then reboot in Mac mode when you want to switch back though - the machine can only run in one mode or the other at any given time.

Marcuz · 07 April 2006, 12:24

that's what i thought, i really would like to buy me one, i need to update my pc that is 5 years old now and that's really promising.

09 April 2006, 13:43

Now here's a cool idea. A Mac mini that boots Windows XP, logs in automatically and runs UAE in your favorite config. That would be a nice ruig to have for meetups and shows

06 April 2006, 20:31	#1
Marcuz Registered User Join Date: Jun 2002 Location: . Age: 48 Posts: 5,562	winuae on mac http://www.apple.com/macosx/bootcamp/ i would like to know if there will be issues with current winuae on that. and if there will be need of adjustements due to different hardware

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07 April 2006, 01:25	#2
Chuckles The Ancient One Join Date: Feb 2002 Location: Kansas City/USA Age: 69 Posts: 685	From everything I've read about Boot Camp, it sounds like WinUAE should run perfectly well, though it will require one of the new Intel Macs. Boot Camp supposedly will include drivers for all of the hardware that will prevent any hardware issues that you would otherwise expect. You'll have to boot the Mac into XP, and then reboot in Mac mode when you want to switch back though - the machine can only run in one mode or the other at any given time.

07 April 2006, 12:24	#3
Marcuz Registered User Join Date: Jun 2002 Location: . Age: 48 Posts: 5,562	that's what i thought, i really would like to buy me one, i need to update my pc that is 5 years old now and that's really promising.

09 April 2006, 13:43	#4
MacMiga Posts: n/a	Now here's a cool idea. A Mac mini that boots Windows XP, logs in automatically and runs UAE in your favorite config. That would be a nice ruig to have for meetups and shows

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