Also note that you must have a copy of Apple’s MAC OS in order to legally use Basilisk II. * Supports extra memory and TV out on the Slim PSP.Īs always, for usage and installation instructions, make sure to refer to the included readme file. Buttons can be remapped on-the-fly, and popular IR keyboards are supported on the Phat PSP. * Emulates a Mac Extended ADB keyboard and mouse. * UDP tunnel for AppleTalk networking across WIFI (no general networking yet). * Supports up to four hardfiles for use as fixed drives. * Supports emulated floppy and CDROM with removable media (no CD audio yet). * Has stereo, 16-bit, 44kHz audio (requires Sound Manager 3.0). * Supports on-the-fly change of colors and resolution (requires Display Manager). * The PSP memstick can be mounted on the Mac desktop (requires File Manager 1.2). * Uses UAE CPU emulation, with new SoftFloat FPU emulation for better compatibility. * Emulates a Mac II series machine running OS 7.0.1 through 8.1, depending on the ROM used. Thus for MacMETH or RAMSES it is best to use Basilisk II, however it is also possible to use the 68k emulator running within SheepShaver. Other features include support for the extra RAM on slim units and the ability to use TV-out. In addition to 44kHz audio support, this version of Basilisk for PSP supports on-the-fly change of desktop colors and resolution, as well as support for mounting the PSP’s memory stick as a media device. Based on the Basilisk II JIT project, Chilly’s PSP port features use of UAE CPU emulation, along with new SoftFloat FPU emulation for increased compatibility. Homebrew developer Chilly Willy has released the first official build of his PSP port of Basilisk II, a 68k Macintosh emulator supporting OS 7.01 through 8.1.

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