with Simon the Sorcerer on my Amiga 1200 I had to make a pretty custom version of it to make it work. I am trying to figure out a way to make a boot disk that might make it possible to select an iso file from the shared folder and then run it using SimCD32. There is also SimCD32 which helps emulate a CD drive. I need to test with some more of them though. CDTV games often wont run when using 020 and then does run when using 68000. Which is easy to test with the MiSTer and it does seem to make the difference to switch between 6800. Not sure how the CD32 did support CDTV? I think I read somewhere that it used some kind of emulation, but it seems like the problem with running CDTV games is the CPU. There is something called SquirrelSCSI that somewhat supports CDTV and CD32. That with idefix's cd32 emulation will be a nice present. I hope that sooner or later even a standard atapi cdrom will be implemented. I'll try your trick as it doesn't even require copying to hdf. I have already installed idefix just for its optimizations to the ide controller and nostalgia. In the 'Tool types' memo change 'UNIT=2' to 'Unit=1'ĭouble Click on 'CD0' and you should see an icon appear on the desktop -> īe aware that CD Audio tracks will not be audible. In SYS:Storage/DOSDrivers you should have a 'CD0' icon.įrom the 'Icon' drop-down menu select 'Information'

Using the OSD, Select the ISO file to 'Primary Slave' just as you would select select a HDF.

You most likely already have a CD filesystem. You don't need IDEFix to mount an ISO file. Isomount requires that you have the ISO copied into an HDF file. Tempus01 wrote: ↑ Fri 1:56 : The ISO image can be mounted with IDEFIX or Isomount.

Simon the sorcerer mac emulator