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From: gaynor@magnus.ircc.ohio-state.edu (Jim Gaynor)
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Subject: Re: Macintosh emulation
Keywords: Amiga, Macintosh, Emulation
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Date: 6 Feb 91 17:55:26 GMT
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In article <15809@milton.u.washington.edu> iho@akbar.UUCP (Il Oh) writes:
>klingspo@holst.tmc.edu (steve klingsporn) writes:
>
>>My question is this:  Legal?  I worked for Apple for 2 years and often
>>do back in Chicago when I'm not at school.  Obviously the fact that
>>Amiga (read "Toy") users are so "lucky" (as are ATARI-ST users) to
>>have in reality a "free Macintosh" (though compatibility is not always
>>a reality) bothers me...
>
>I'd like to correct at least half of that statement.  The Macintosh
>emulator on the Atari ST, Spectre GCR, will now work with a copied
>EPROM. 

	Just another tidbit of information that I haven't seen in this
discussion yet...

	There exist, for both the Atari Mac Emulator and the Amiga Mac
Emulator, pirate-modified versions that read the ROM code from disk.
In other words, they've dumped the ROM to a disk file, and use -that-,
as opposed to the actual ROM chips.

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