> > >Can I build a non-Wintel clone (that runs MacOS, >Linux, Unix, whatever) out of Wintel bits and peices? >I have 3 mobos, both with Intel 486's (both for >three?) but I am missing RAM and the hard drive (did >thermite on it. Fun!!) and this thing called "cache >memory." >What, can I get it to work? Is it unethical? And is >it covered in the FAQ? > Hi Jake ftp://www.emulators.com/fusion/ Fusion has been around before shape shifter changed its name to Basilisk. It will run on a 486 and will provide ethernet. You need dos though. Fusion can be made to boot up There is bugger all support for the program. Vmac will run on dos it will also boot, is well supported. The list of other older platform emulators that will run on dos is quite large and more OT so I wont go on. You can get linux on it but I doubt its worth your time unless you have a task in mind EG: firewall server.
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