SheepShaver builds for Mac OS X, links and downloads - E-Maculation Current builds of SheepShaver are listed here: Instead of requiring gigabytes of space for a MacOS X installation, the entire emulator+OS will likely come in at around 1 gigabyte. This will probably be a lot faster, and it is relatively lightweight. Sadly, neither of these options is very convenient if you just want to read a few files from a CD-ROM or a CD image.Ī third option which might give the most faithful view of a Mac OS Standard/HFS filesystem is to use SheepShaver, which emulates a PowerPC Mac running classic MacOS (and allows copying files to the modern Mac host). Note that hfsutils does not actually mount the volume like a normal file system, but does provide a command-line mechanism to walk through a volume and read/copy files. Use the open source hfsutils software package. Mount the ISO file or optical disc from there. Install macOS 10.14 or older in a virtual machine or an emulator.
If you need to access the content of an HFS volume on Catalina or later, there are two options I can think of: Starting with 10.15 (Catalina), HFS volumes are not mountable at all. Support was officially dropped in macOS 10.12 (Sierra), but unofficially kept working until 10.14 (Mojave).
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Disk Utility says it’s formatted as Mac OS Standard, so maybe Big Sur (or Catalina, I didn’t try it there) dropped support for Mac OS Standard?īingo! “Mac OS Standard” is Apple’s name for the old HFS (not HFS+) file system.Īpple started the process of dropping HFS support in Mac OS X 10.6 (Snow Leopard) - volumes could only be mounted read-only.
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