UAE for OSX Intel?

[Wilse]

Allo,

Anyone know if there's a version of UAE available for intel OSX?

[bloodline]

Wilse wrote:
Allo,

Anyone know if there's a version of UAE available for intel OSX?

http://e-uae.de.vu/

[Wilse]

Cheers Matt.

[bloodline]

Wilse wrote:
Cheers Matt.

Make sure you select OpenGL in the options, otherwise the gfx will be awful...

[Wilse]

bloodline wrote:

Make sure you select OpenGL in the options, otherwise the gfx will be awful...

Which options?
I can't see anything in any of the menus called 'options'.

I've gotten as far as the floppy graphic. Do I need to install OS3.x?
I have a boxed copy of OS3.5.

[bloodline]

Wilse wrote:

bloodline wrote:

Make sure you select OpenGL in the options, otherwise the gfx will be awful...

Which options?
I can't see anything in any of the menus called 'options'.

I've gotten as far as the floppy graphic. Do I need to install OS3.x?
I have a boxed copy of OS3.5.

Either edit the RC file... or download Hi-Torro :-)

[Wilse]

bloodline wrote:

Either edit the RC file...

No thanks. :-)

or download Hi-Torro :-)

I did and still have floppy graphic.

I must be missing something obvious here.

[bloodline]

Double click the H-Toro icon... then click the Display tab... select  the OpenGL option... simple :-/ :-?

[Wilse]

bloodline wrote:
Double click the H-Toro icon... then click the Display tab... select  the OpenGL option... simple :-/ :-?

Ah, OK.

Still with the floppy graphic though. How do I load a programme?

[bloodline]

Wilse wrote:

bloodline wrote:
Double click the H-Toro icon... then click the Display tab... select  the OpenGL option... simple :-/ :-?

Ah, OK.

Still with the floppy graphic though. How do I load a programme?

pop an ADF file in the top slot of the floppy tab... Have you never used UAE before?

[Wilse]

@Matt:

Have you never used UAE before?

No and I guess that might help explain my next stupid question.

pop an ADF file in the top slot of the floppy tab

How do I make OSS into an ADF file?

Cheers for the help by the way and sorry for sounding like a two year old.
:pint:

[bloodline]

Ok... sorry... right first you need to rip your Amiga disks as ADFs (Amiga Disk File)... these are then treated exactly as Disks...

So If you have OctaMED Sound Studio on a self booting disk, rip that to an ADF and you can boot it in the emulator.

[Wilse]

bloodline wrote:
Ok... sorry... right first you need to rip your Amiga disks as ADFs (Amiga Disk File)... these are then treated exactly as Disks...

So If you have OctaMED Sound Studio on a self booting disk, rip that to an ADF and you can boot it in the emulator.

Ah, right.

I have it on my Macbook HD, not as ADF though.

At the moment I don't have a way of getting files off my A1200 in anything other than a floppy that I can only read on that or my other A1200.

[bloodline]

ok... Google around for a bootable ADF... then In Hi-Toro goto the HDD tab, and select "Add Directory". Then choose a nice directory on your HD (set it up as DH1: or whatever) :-)

Now boot the Emulator with the ADF, if you are using KS3.0 or better then the Directory you slected on your Mac will now show up as a Hard drive on the Amiga... put the OSS file in the Dir and switch back to the Emu... run... have fun :-)

[Wilse]

OK, I'm still looking for an ADF file but rest seems to make sense.
Thanks again - I'll let you know how I get on.