NewOS.app You use this to install a different OS other than the OS 9.01 that comes pre-installed Chubby Bunny.
Move this app to your /Applications or /Applications/Utilities folder Within this folder you’ll find these files and folders:Īn OS X application named Classic.app. When I downloaded and unZip Chubby Bunny, I got a folder named COI 4.01+.
#CHUBBY BUNNY MAC EMULATOR PDF#
Jon, the developer of Chubby Bunny 4.01, includes several pages of documentation both as a PDF in the download (it says Read Me! for a reason, people) and also a Simpletext document within Chubby Bunny’s emulated OS 9 machine. This is the direct link to download Chubby Bunny 4.01 It has limitations which I will discuss.Ĭhubby Bunny downloads from this site: in Texas, not some Eastern European site of dubious provenance. Now if you don’t have an older MacBook or iMac, but now need to run Appleworks 6 or some other application demanding OS 9 Classic the program Chubby Bunny could solve your problems. 10.6 hits the “sweet spot” between compatibility with the piece of USB hardware I mentioned earlier and the ability to still run PowerPC OS X applications. Now my previous solution works if you have an older Intel Mac running 10.6 Snow Leopard. They could run under OS 9 or the then new OS X 10.1. “Carbon” was a programming framework Apple developed to allow Classic OS programs to be modified to run under OS X as soon as possible. My current solution is based on the fact that Appleworks is a Carbon program. I base my previous solution on the fact that Appleworks runs as a PowerPC OS X application under the Intel versions of 10.4, 10.5, and 10.6. They have created several year’s worth of data in Appleworks 6.x and wonder what they should do so they can continue to use this data.Īlong with the Apple solutions and Macworldsolutions I have offered up my own solution using a ingenious piece of hardware that you can buy at either Fry’s or through Amazon. Many users find themselves hitting a wall when upgrading to Lion, Mountain Lion, and soon Mavericks.
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