Bernie ][ The Rescue 3.0
Emulating the famous Apple][gs
Getting Started
Getting Started | Audio/Video | Storage
Communications | Printing | Preferences | Total Integration
1. Installation Procedure
1.1 Downloading Bernie
1.2 Obtaining a ROM Dump
1.3 Packaging List
1.4 Everything In Place? (The Acid Test)
1.5 Where To Go From Here
2. Starting Bernie ][ The Rescue
2.1 Memory
2.2 Working with Bernie ][ The Rescue
2.2.1 Keyboard
2.2.2 Customized Keyboard Layouts
2.2.3 Function Keys
2.2.4 Mouse
2.2.5 Joystick
2.3 Starting Emulation
2.4 Speed Control / SpeedNanny
2.5 Zip Chip™ Support
2.6 ViagRAM™ Memory Enhancer
3. Miscellaneous
3.1 Switching ROMs
3.2 Miscellaneous Preferences
3.2.1 Special Sound Effects
3.2.2 Pause GS When In Background
3.2.3 Warn On Reset and Shut Down
3.2.4 Remember Last Keyboard Layout
3.2.5 Support For Extended Keyboards
3.2.6 Hide Mac Cursor While Typing
3.2.7 Allow GS Clock To Overwrite Mac Clock
3.3 Getting Help
1. Installation Procedure
1.1 Downloading Bernie
Bernie is available as a CompactPro™ or StuffIt™ archive.
To install Bernie, follow these steps:
download Bernie from the F.E.Systems web site at
http://www.magnet.ch/emutech/Download/ .
Decompress the software with StuffIt Expander™. If your
mainstream web browser is properly installed, it should
decompress the Bernie archive automatically. We are
also offering Bernie as a CompactPro archive if you do
not have StuffIt installed.
1.2 Obtaining a ROM Dump
Since Bernie is a software-only emulator, it requires a copy
of the Apple IIgs ROM. We are not allowed to include this
code due to the copyrights that prevent us from doing so.
Consequently, you have to create an image of a Apple IIgs
ROM yourself.
Bernie can handle both ROM 01 and ROM 3. You can install
either of them, or both at the same time. The ROM dump(s)
must be located in the same folder as the Bernie
application. The ROM file(s) go by "Apple IIgs ROM 01" or
"Apple IIgs ROM 3", respectively. Bernie will find the files no
matter how they're labeled and renames them appropriately.
You only need to throw them into the Bernie application
directory. (Please decompress the files manually if they
have been compressed before.)
Here's how you can make a ROM dump of a Apple IIgs
ROM. Please be sure to follow these steps precisely,
otherwise your ROM dump might end up being corrupted:
turn on your Apple IIgs and boot into ProDOS 8
If you have a ROM 1 Apple IIgs enter the following text (do
not enter the "]" and "*") ]call -151*0/800<FE/0.7FFFM
*BSAVE ROM1,A$800,L$8000*0/800<FE/8000.FFFFM
*BSAVE ROM1,A$800,L$8000,B$8000*0/800<FF/0.7FFFM
*BSAVE ROM1,A$800,L$8000,B$10000*0/800<FF/8000.FFFFM
*BSAVE ROM1,A$800,L$8000,B$18000
If you have a ROM 3 Apple IIgs enter the following text (do
not enter the "]" and "*") ]call -151*0/800<FC/0.7FFFM
*BSAVE ROM2,A$800,L$8000*0/800<FC/8000.FFFFM
*BSAVE ROM2,A$800,L$8000,B$8000*0/800<FD/0.7FFFM
*BSAVE ROM2,…
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