
I had this crazy idea of making an interface to transfer files between the host machine and an HFS image file (like the old Windows app HFVExplorer), but the whole logic behind the interface seemed so overwhelming that this bit never took off. Anyone is welcome to fork it, of course, or integrate into another project, though I suspect not many people are using Objective-C these days. If you think it could be helpful, I can try and compile it on my old Mac and add it to a DMG file to live in the repository.
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All I did was wrap the unix binaries and copy/paste the interface from Mac OS X's Disk Utility, execute the binaries as if from a command line, add some observers and update the UI.
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Also, I never quite finished the app, there's a lot of repeated code and possibly some minor memory leaks. The project can be found on GitHub ( ) but I don't think I ever put compiled releases there as it didn't seem to have an audience. I'm glad it works on Catalina, I didn't touch this for a while. I will add the utility to our wiki downloads. After a search in the forum I found where it was presented here by our member sentient06 So there I was, minding my own business, (all right, maybe eating the occasional pet rat or toad that wandered into the wrong pipe or got flushed down the toilet, but for the most part minding my own business) when this little red-haired kid comes into my nice, quiet den. Regensburg wrote:I found an app 'HFSUtilsGUI' on my Mac that I forgot about and that works fine in Catalina for creating HFS (and HFS+) disk images. Disclaimer: I do not own Harry Potter.In all likelihood, nobody reading this owns Harry Potter, either. Several other less obvious improvements and fixesīasilisk II GUI is a graphical interface for setting up BasiliskII. Inside the first System Restore wizard, click Next to advance to the next menu. Opening the System Restore wizard via Run box. Then, type rstrui inside the text box and press Enter to open up the System Restore wizard.
Basilisk ii jittery how to#
"Ethernet interface" can save and remember one alternative option besides "slirp" Here’s a quick guide on how to do this: Press Windows key + R to open up a Run dialog box. "Lines to Scroll" can be set to a negative value for reverse scrolling Manually added "advanced settings" (see BasiliskII setup manual) will be preserved More forgiving with existing prefs files with unexpected content Newly created blank disk images are added automatically to the volumes list The latest version is Basilisk II GUI version 0.20.

Public beta versions are available here to use and test. This GUI app is a universal binary that will run on both Intel and Apple Silicon, in macOS 10.12 (Sierra) through macOS 12 (Monterey) For clean boot follow the steps below: On the Desktop, press the Windows + R keys simultaneously to open Run In the Run Menu type msconfig command and click OK to open System Configuration On the Services tab, check Hide All Microsoft Services and Click Disable All Click Apply and OK Restart the computer. Our member munkymajic developed a new Basilisk II GUI.
