- MAPLESTORY M MAC EMULATOR INSTALL
- MAPLESTORY M MAC EMULATOR 32 BIT
- MAPLESTORY M MAC EMULATOR WINDOWS 10
I hope this helps anyone out there looking for a solution. Note: I only got the HD1 client (1024x768) size to work for me, the larger (1366x768) size doesn't seem to work. Resolved it by googling MapleLegends + error code. For me, the client gave a common windows error I seem to have forgotten.
MAPLESTORY M MAC EMULATOR INSTALL
Go to, download the windows client and install it.
MAPLESTORY M MAC EMULATOR WINDOWS 10
Go to Manually select iso > browse to the ISO you just downloaded > click it and follow the rest of the installation.Īfter the installation completes, you should now have a working windows 10 Parallels on your M1 Mac. Now go back to Parallels, which should still be stuck searching for ISO files. After following that link, sign in on the page in order to download the ISO. Download the Windows 10 ARM based ISO hereģ. Log in using one of the listed options / create an accountįor me, Parallels was not able to find a Windows ISO file on its own (I waited for that cog wheel for 10 mins and gave up).Ģ. Eventually it probably will become a paid service.ġ. This software (parallels) is currently still free, as you are a tester while they develop the software. I am not associated with Parallels, nor have any inside knowledge. Therefore, we will have to resort to the Parallels Technical Preview version currently available.ĭISCLAIMER:please carefully read the information provided by Parallels on this project as can be found here: Try Technical Preview There is as of today () not yet a fully developed version of a virtual machine available for the M1 chip.
MAPLESTORY M MAC EMULATOR 32 BIT
The idea is that windows applications (specifically 32 bit ones) should in the future be run through virtualisation software. They are also unable to run bootcamp, apple announced they will never get bootcamp either as explained here. The problem with currently running the Mac client on Big Sur/Catalana is these versions of MacOS no longer support 32 bit applications, and will never do so in the future. M1 chip based Mac systems are unable to downgrade in this way, Mojave does not support the M1 chip.Īnother option is running bootcamp/parallels to run windows. Though downgrading your macOS might have some disadvantages. So after struggling for an entire day and googling stuff, here's my probably scuffed guide on getting MapleLegends to run on the new MacBook M1 series / MacOS Catalana or Big Sur.ĭowngrading to Mojave and running MapleLegends that way as explained here is probably going to be the easiest option.
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