It contains everything needed, simply unzip the file and install a few things. I went with the "New World PPC ROM" and the "Mac OS 9 Boot Image" available from this page by Redundant Robot.Ĭlick on the images to see the full-size screenshots.This project is a SheepShaver package that I have been working on for Windows. This video by Ale圎lectronics was particularly helpful in getting SheepShaver up and running.
I presumed that Mac software that works on System 7 will likely work on System 9, so I installed System 9. SheepShaver emulates PowerPC-based Macintoshes. As expected, the installer programs didn't seem to want run on my Windows 10 desktop machine from 2014 or my Mac OS X laptop from 2015. It came out in 1996, which puts in in the zone of Windows 95 and Classic Mac OS System 7. I can't seem to find that particular CD at the moment, but I believe it corresponds to this disk image. My Net Yaroze came with a CD labeled "Metrowerks Codewarrior for Net Yaroze," containing both Windows and Mac versions. Before handing it off, I thought I'd take a crack at getting the development environment running. Now, a decade later, I finally found some students on my Retrofuturistic Hardware Vertically Integrated Project (VIP) team interested in taking it on. I bought a Net Yaroze system from eBay over decade ago, and in that time have been looking for students that would be interested in experimenting with it, with no success.
(Occasionally, Sony would put Net Yaroze games on demo CDs that came with magazines). To prevent Net Yaroze games from competing with official Playstation releases created by licensed companies with professional development kits, a Net Yaroze game couldn't access the CD drive, and it could usually only be played by people who had a Net Yaroze system. The Net Yaroze was a special version of the original Sony Playstation that let consumers write their own games.
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