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Posted in Mac Hacks Tagged arm, AVR, dockstar, emulator, floppy, seagate, usb Post navigation He’s also filmed a demo video that we’ve embedded after the break. Things like a chemical cleaning to return the original color of the classic case, and building a converter so that the peripherals are USB compatible are just some of the pleasures awaiting you in post. There’s so much going on with this project we just can’t cover it all here. When you insert the floppy, the pogo-pins raise up and contact the protoboard, connecting the SD card to a Teensy microcontroller.

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Mac Mini, core 2 duo, 10.7 Macbook Pro 17', core 2 duo, 10.8 (Borrowed from a friend) Macbook Pro retina 15', i7 quad, 10.8. The ISO does work, I have checked on a PC. The drive itself has had the read head transplanted for some pogo pins (hey, we saw those earlier today). I have tried to use the emulator on 3 different Macs, none of which can run the emulator without crashing the program. Instead, he’s added an SD card slot and some protoboard in the space for the read head. It still takes floppies, but there’s no magnetic media inside of them anymore. When the Mac is off the Dockstar still runs as a server.īut one of the best parts is the floppy drive. But what fun is a dead machine housing a headless server? To add to the fun he included an ARM processor running a Mac emulator, along with all the bits to make the screen, keyboard, and peripherals work. He had been wanting to do something with the Seagate Dockstar and decided it would find a nice home in the Mac. The retro hardware had a bad mainboard thanks to the corrosive properties of a failed backup-battery. You should find, however, that Dolphin works great without any tweaks.Cooked up an amazing hack by resurrecting a Mac SE using a Dockstar and ARM processor. You can setup a controller under the Controllers tab, while the Config and Graphics tabs will give you access to settings. Click the Open button and select a backup. When it reloads, you’re ready to start playing your GameCube and Wii games. Dolphin needs Input Monitoring access for keyboard and controller input.

Click the checkmark next to Dolphin to give it Input Monitoring access.

Click the padlock at the bottom of the window, then enter your Mac’s login password.

Click the Privacy tab, then click Input Monitoring.

You will also need to give Dolphin access to Input Monitoring. Click the “Open Anyway” button to start Dolphin.

Under General, click the Open Anyway button.