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Dual-Boot Software
Hi again!
I've just installed system 7.5.3 on a Macintosh emulator. I've got it set up with 7.1 in one system folder and 7.5 in another (both on the same disk). I was planning on using System Picker or System Switcher to choose between the folders.
It all works fine, but annoyingly enough both utilities are applications, so I have to boot the emulator, choose my system, then reboot again with the correct one, which is rather tedious
. Rather, I would prefer something which lets me choose the system at startup time.
Is there something like this available?
Thanks,
onlyonemac
I've just installed system 7.5.3 on a Macintosh emulator. I've got it set up with 7.1 in one system folder and 7.5 in another (both on the same disk). I was planning on using System Picker or System Switcher to choose between the folders.
It all works fine, but annoyingly enough both utilities are applications, so I have to boot the emulator, choose my system, then reboot again with the correct one, which is rather tedious
. Rather, I would prefer something which lets me choose the system at startup time.Is there something like this available?
Thanks,
onlyonemac
You could always just use two different images and two different emulator configurations. Do you use basilisk? On Linux? Then copy the file ~/.basilisk_ii_prefs to ~/.basilisk_ii_prefs2. Open the file and change the "disk" option to the right image.
Then boot like that:
Or, for thew other configuration:
Or just give the disk option directly:
or
I don't know any software that could do it like grub or so.
Then boot like that:
Code:
BasiliskII --config ~/.basilisk_ii_prefs
Code:
BasiliskII --config ~/.basilisk_ii_prefs2
Code:
BasiliskII --disk /home/karsten/68k/mac_os8.1de.img
Code:
BasiliskII --disk /home/karsten/68k/mac_os7.5de.img
I use Basilisk II on windows, but I find it a pain to recongfiure all the time. I would prefer to do it the "proper" way.