From: YourName@YourISP.com   
      
   On 2021-10-29 23:19:45 +0000, magnusfalkirk said:   
   >   
   > I have both an Apple IIGS with a CFFA3k and an Apple //c+, now with a   
   > FloppyEMU. Unfortunately both of them are packed away So I've been   
   > using my 2014 MacBook Pro running emulators to run both regular Apple   
   > II and GS software. So I've been using Virtual II and Sweet 16. Since I   
   > upgraded to Catalina, and then Big Sur, I haven't been able to use   
   > Sweet 16. I've used KEGS, GSPort and GSPlus to run GS software but I   
   > really prefer Sweet 16.   
   >   
   > I understand that Sheppy has had health problems, and some other things   
   > going on. So he hasn't been able to work on Sweet 16. So with that in   
   > mind I started looking online to find info about some how getting Sweet   
   > 16 running again. I found an article on Macworld uk talking about dual   
   > booting Macs. So I decided to give it a try.   
   >   
   > I set up a second volume on my drive and downloaded Macos Mojave.   
   > Followed the instructions to make a bootable usb and Hooray! it worked.   
   > So I now have a version of Mojave running on my MacBook Pro and am able   
   > to run Sweet 16 again.   
   >   
   > magnus   
      
   There can be issues running two versions of MacOS if you have any   
   drives in the older filesystem format.   
      
   You could use a virtualisation app (VMWare Fusion has a free version   
   for home use) to run the older MacOS inside the newer one. It does of   
   course use up more memory / resources running two MacOS versions at the   
   same time and I don't know if there's a noticable perfomance hit   
   running the Apple II emulation inside Mojave virtualisation inside Big   
   Sur.   
      
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