Yes, it works for me.
I installed MacFuse 2.1.9 (macfuse-core-10.5-2.1.9.dmg not the 'latest' version from their website, I had to search for it to find a dev build)
I then installed fusehfs-0.1.3.pkg
I then installed OSXFUSE-2.3.8.dmg without the MacFuse compatibility layer. When I tried to install fusehfs without MacFuse and with the comp. layer it didn't work (complaining I didn't have MacFuse), so I installed it and unchecked the comp. layer in osxfuse to prevent stuff from failing..
Anyhow, I can now right click on a disk.dmg image (made with SheepShaver I think?) with System 6, Choose 'Open with -> Disk Image mounter', and drag all the stuff on to the mounted image. Unmount, and start the emulator (mini vmac 3.1.3).
I'm on OSX 10.7.2 (Lion).
I installed MacFuse 2.1.9 (macfuse-core-10.5-2.1.9.dmg not the 'latest' version from their website, I had to search for it to find a dev build)
I then installed fusehfs-0.1.3.pkg
I then installed OSXFUSE-2.3.8.dmg without the MacFuse compatibility layer. When I tried to install fusehfs without MacFuse and with the comp. layer it didn't work (complaining I didn't have MacFuse), so I installed it and unchecked the comp. layer in osxfuse to prevent stuff from failing..
Anyhow, I can now right click on a disk.dmg image (made with SheepShaver I think?) with System 6, Choose 'Open with -> Disk Image mounter', and drag all the stuff on to the mounted image. Unmount, and start the emulator (mini vmac 3.1.3).
I'm on OSX 10.7.2 (Lion).