I tried with codeweaver crossover, it doesn't launch. Anybody tried with parallels or VMware fusion? http://www.krikor.fr +33632199413 Le 6 janv. 2013 à 19:14, Ted Summers <djtbs1@...> a écrit : > Oracle (Sun) VirtualBox which is FREE. > > On Jan 6, 2013, at 2:58 AM, krikor kouchian wrote: > > which virtualisation app did you try EMXP on your mac? > > Le samedi 5 janvier 2013, Ted Summers djtbs1@...> a écrit : > > I was doing a little testing. > > > > I couldn't get EMXP to work using Virtual Box. > > it would run, and appeared to read an SD CARD ok. > > > > But - Writing an image to a SD card didn't work. > > Now, with that said- I do have a PC and had copied an image from SD > using EMXP on the PC. > > I copied this file to USB, then to my mac desktop. > > > > Where you have a Hard drive image created by EMXP you can use the unix > "dd" command to write it to the flash!!!!! > > "dd" is direct to the device and doesn't do formatting, interpretation, > or anything- it takes whatever "input" and writes it to whatever output you > specify, as a raw stream. > > > > To clarify the process- > > > > I had a 32MB SD card in a SD to USB adapter on my Mac Pro. > > > > 1) In disk utility, I highlight the PC formatted flash in the adapter and > click the "Info" button. > > It reveals the disk is "disk3" in my case (yours could be different as I > have 3 other Hard disks, it could be disk1 or disk 2- this WILL vary). > > The disk identifier could even be changed by having CD / DVDs in the > optical drive∑. > > > > 2) I UNMOUNT the volume (not EJECT) - if you eject you have to remove, > reinsert and start over∑. > > > > 3) Open Terminal > > > > 4) The file is on my desktop, so I go there: > > cd Desktop > > > > 5) Now I run a dd command- > > > > **********WARNING- improper usage of the "dd" command to your existing > drives can destroy the data / bootability of your drives. > > Use the command with caution, and clearly understand what the parameters > are and their effect !!!!! ******** > > > > If you aren't sure- DON'T DO IT! > > I am not responsible if you improperly use the command and make your Mac > no longer boot!!! > > > > (where my EMXP EMAX HD image is named "EMAX1-1.EZ1") > > > > dd if=EMAX1-1.EZ1 of=/dev/disk3 > > > > It took 90 seconds to complete. > > It writes the file as a stream until the write is complete∑. > > > > To clarify- > > if = INPUT FILE > > of = OUTPUT FILE / DEVICE > > > > For any Unix gurus out there- specifying block size did not speed up the > operation, as I did test that parameter in conjunction with "count" > > > > Took the flash to my Emax and it booted from it fine and loaded the bank. > > > > Anyways- just thought I would share what I had found out∑. > > > > Regards, > > Ted > > > > ------------------------------------ > > > > Emax and Emax II User's Group Website > > > > http://www.silveriafamily.comYahoo! Groups Links > > > > > > > > > > -- > http://www.krikor.fr > +33632199413 > > bookings: > France/Suisse/Benelux: fanyktdj@... > World: laetitia@....uk > > [Non-text portions of this message have been removed] > > ------------------------------------ > > Emax and Emax II User's Group Website > > http://www.silveriafamily.comYahoo! Groups Links > > [Non-text portions of this message have been removed]
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Re: [emax] Emax Images and OS X
2013-01-06 by Krikor Kouchian
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