#Mac oscilloscope emulator install#
#Mac oscilloscope emulator serial#
#Mac oscilloscope emulator drivers#

#Mac oscilloscope emulator drivers#

When configuration is done, check the output and make sure that the requested modules (PPP, SDL, etc)В have been enabled:Д®mulators built: atarist cpm80 ibmpc macplus rc759 sim405 sim6502 simarm sims32Д¬har drivers built: null stdio posix ppp pty slip tcp termios Finally, although Open Sound System (OSS) has been deprecated in Ubuntu 16, we also enable it with вЂ“enable-sound-oss just in case.

#Mac oscilloscope emulator serial#

The provided options enableВ PPP emulation via the serial port (needed for Internet access since PCE/macplus does not emulate the Ethernet card) andВ enable building with SDL (required for sound support) and with X11 libraries (important, otherwise there will be noВ video output once the emulator is run).

configure -with-x -with-sdl -enable-tun -enable-char-ppp -enable-char-tcp -enable-sound-oss -enable-char-slip -enable-char-pty -enable-char-posix -enable-char-termios Next, configure PCE/macplus for building with support for most of the available features:

#Mac oscilloscope emulator install#

Sudo apt-get install libsdl1.2-dev libsdl1.2debian

Sudo apt-get install libx11-dev libx11-doc libxau-dev libxcb1-dev libxdmcp-dev x11proto-core-dev x11proto-input-dev x11proto-kb-dev xorg-sgml-doctools xtrans-dev After that, install the required X11 and SDL development libraries: However, since many exciting features of PCE/macplus such as PPP emulation via the serial port will not be supported on Windows, with some time at hand, I decided to spend some time compiling PCE/macplus for Ubuntu, my favourite Linux distro to be able toВ explore its full set of features.ДЇirst download theВ source from the same download page and extract it. With some luck, you should be able to see your favorite 68k MacintoshВ system on the emulator screen shortly. Just extract theВ ZIP file, locate the run.bat batch script, and execute it. RunningВ PCE/macplus on Windows should be straight forward. If you are interested, on the same page you will also find emulators for PC XT, Atari, CP/M, and other machines. The Windows emulator binaries for various Macintosh systems together with the source code can be downloaded from PCEвЂ™s download page. This article will describeВ my various experiments with PCE/macplus and share some interesting findings. Serial emulation, which is what I need, is also supported as well. Mini vMac does not suit my requirements due to lack of serial port emulation.В Basilisk II, despite being a very capable emulator with support for Ethernet,В does not officially support 24-bit addressing and hence will not be able to run Mac systemsВ older than 7.5.5, at least not without the MODE32 extension.ДЇortunately things changed when I came across PCE/macplus, a highly customizable emulator that can emulateВ many 68k compact Macintosh models from the Macintosh 128K/512K up to the Macintosh SE. I have long been trying to find a fully-fledged 68k Macintosh emulator that can run System 7 and older, with support for sound and serial port communications. UPDATE:В Retro68 together with CodeLite and pce/macplus emulator canВ form a very good 68k development environment.