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***[MacintoshPi Virtual Modem](https://github.com/jaromaz/MacintoshPi#macintoshpi-virtual-modem)** using the **[tty0tty](https://github.com/freemed/tty0tty)** and **[tcpser](http://www.jbrain.com/pub/linux/serial/)** projects, running with the two aforementioned emulators for *Apple* and *Commodore* products, and on *Raspberry Pi OS* itself, as well as allowing any original terminal retro-software to connect with modern-day telnet BBSs.
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* CD-ROM, DVD-ROM emulator **[CDEmu](https://cdemu.sourceforge.io)** which allows mounting CD images (iso, toast, cue/bin, mds/mdf etc.) under *Raspberry Pi OS* - runs with *BasiliskII* and *SheepShaver* emulators, as well as on *Raspberry Pi OS*. The emulators are configured automatically to support that virtual CD-ROM drive.
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* A consistent **[MacintoshPi Launcher](https://github.com/jaromaz/MacintoshPi#macintoshpi-launcher)** that runs all of those systems at different resolutions (after reboot) and in different configurations.
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* A consistent **[MacintoshPi Launcher](https://github.com/jaromaz/MacintoshPi#macintoshpi-launcher)** that runs all of those systems at different resolutions (after reboot), in different configurations, with autostart support and with various startup chimes.
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***[SyncTERM](https://syncterm.bbsdev.net)** - an application for connecting with BBSs from the *Raspberry Pi OS*, compiled in combination with the *SDL library*.
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* Information how to run *Raspberry Pi OS* in **dual-boot** with **[BMC64](https://accentual.com/bmc64/)**, the fastest *Commodore* emulator for *Raspberry Pi* (bare metal/low latency emulator).
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@@ -143,6 +143,8 @@ The launcher's task is to launch a given version of *Mac OS*, and if one is alre
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The name of the directory with the data with which the system is to be overwritten is identical as the name of the parameter following the ```mac``` command, e.g. ```mac os8-480``` will restart *Raspberry Pi OS* in 640x480 resolution, and then launch ```Mac OS 8``` also in that resolution, but the ```mac os8``` command will simply launch *Mac OS 8* in the most recently selected resolution.
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Various startup chimes are played at the launch of each system - depending on the selected resolution: Macintosh 128K, Macintosh Classic II, Macintosh Color Classic, Macintosh Performa 520, Power Macintosh 550, Power Macintosh G3 sounds.
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The Launcher allows also ```.img``` or ```.dsk``` files to be added to *Mac OS* using e.g. ```mac os7 file.img``` - then the *Mac OS* concerned will be launched and the image content will appear on the desktop as an additional drive.
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