Either I'd have to download the ROM file (and they are somewhat hard to find), or I'd have to find a disc with one on it and go from there. Is that what you are telling me to avoid doing? How do I accomplish what you are suggesting?Īlso, I have the latest version of SheepShaver (the non-COI version), but I couldn't find a compatible ROM file to get everything set-up, so COI seemed like an easier choice. toast file, I have the option to "Burn Diablo CD.toast to Disc". Lastly, could you clarify your suggestion, Ronald? Well, you were perfectly clear, I just mean that I'm not sure I understand! If I right click the. toast file as a hard drive itself? I'm just a little confused as you why the COI hard drives won't recognize the application file when the Diablo installer is listed as a classic application in OSX. I know that COI can only recognize the file names you've listed, Cat_7, but in the readme that is included inside of the emulator, it states that: "Each volume can be double-clicked and mounted on the OSX desktop so that you can drag your legacy files onto it." Wouldn't that mean that I should be able to drag and drop the application file onto one of the hard drives, even if I can't mount the. So I guess the hard drives were never locked? Unless you're talking about another way to check if they are locked? dmg file for the hard drives and use "get info," it shows that the "locked" box is unchecked. Thanks again for any help you can provide!
Can anyone give me some advice as to how I can get this game up and running? I can provide more information if it is needed, though I hope I've given enough to give you all some idea of what is wrong. which leads me here! I can't figure this one out. However, because of this thread: I know that the game is compatible with this set-up. In that thread, the user identifies that he has had problems transferring the Diablo file to OS9 system as well. I did do a search to see if others had a similar issue, and the most relevant topic can be found here:
#Diablo 1 download no cd error mac#
toast file, and the specific file for the Diablo installer that is listed as a "classic" application in Mac OSX.Īs far as I can tell, everything should be compatible. To clarify, I've tried dragging the entire. The instructions that came with Sheepshaver say to drag and drop any classic applications into the harddrive(s) in the Users/Shared/ folder (on OSX), but the mounted harddrives won't accept the file. I've tried many things to get it to appear in Sheepshaver, but I haven't had any luck. toast file that can be mounted to my OSX desktop.
dmg files in my OSX (10.6.8) Users/Shared/ folder, and are automatically recognized by Sheepshaver (they are accessed via the OS 9 desktop). Included with that version were 3 harddrives that auto-mount in the classic environment. The version of Sheepshaver that I used was the COI "Chubby Bunny" version, and so far it seems to work just fine.
#Diablo 1 download no cd error install#
I've been trying to install the original Diablo Mac game on an emulated OS 9 system via Sheepshaver.
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