(Although if that were important a better emulation target for vMac might be the Portable/Powerbook 100.) Although, really, if you're running something that needs more then 4MB you probably also want networking support, and that leads right down the slippery slope to Basalisk II and System 7. the 4MB the 68000 Plus/SE/Classic machines could address. The only possible reason I could see for wanting to do this would be that running a II-series Mac with 24 bit addressing (like System 6) would allow 8MB of RAM vs. (However, it'll identify itself as a Mac II.) More Demos: IBM PC - Wolf3d, Civ, Monkey Island Mac Plus Mac Plus - apps + games It online be familiar to emulator out from the file, but this browser. Supposedly the development snapshots of MinivMac have some rudimentary MacII emulation support( see the December 6th and various older news items) which will work with an SE/30 ROM. NOTICE: YOU MUST HAVE A VALID 128KB MAC PLUS ROM FILE IN ORDER TO USE THIS APPLICATION This is a port of the Mini vMac emulator for the Android platform.
Once you're running on modern computers that are able to run an emulator faster than the original, I don't see any advantage in using a particular Mac's rom, other than perhaps the novelty value of ogling the About This Macintosh splash. I don't recall Basilisk II working with anything less than a 32-bit clean rom, but mini vMac will boot System 6 with a Plus rom.
