About Mini vMac II
As you may know, Paul C. Pratt maintains and develops Mini vMac, including his Mac II builds.
Mac II sound emulation is rather usable for some time now,
as Paul managed emulating the Mac II´s ASC. (Apple Sound Chip)
Paul offers a bunch of pre-built variations of Mini vMac 3.4.1 at the time of this writing.
His variations page is here: http://www.gryphel.com/c/var/latest/index.html#latest
This collection was removed, the developer will have his reasons...
To pick a matching build for you, follow the scheme below:
For the Mac II flavours, you want a build with "-m II" in the name.
-t imch { Macintosh OS X - Intel }
-t mach { Macintosh OS X - PowerPC }
-t mppc { Macintosh OS 9 and earlier - PowerPC }
-t m68k { Macintosh - 680x0 }
-t wx86 { Microsoft Windows - Intel }
-t wx64 { Microsoft Windows - x86-64 }
-t lx86 { Linux - Intel (32 bit) }
-t lx64 { Linux - x86-64 }
-t lppc { Linux - PowerPC }
-t larm { Linux - ARM }
-t lspr { Linux - SPARC }
-t fbsd { FreeBSD on x86-32 }
-t fb64 { FreeBSD on x86-64 }
-t obsd { OpenBSD on x86-32 }
-t ob64 { OpenBSD on x86-64 }
-t nbsd { NetBSD on x86-32 }
-t nb64 { NetBSD on x86-64 }
-t dbsd { Dragonfly BSD on x86-32 }
-t db64 { Dragonfly BSD on x86-64 }
-t oind { OpenIndiana on x86-32 }
-t oi64 { OpenIndiana on x86-64 }
-t wcar { Pocket PC - ARM }
-t minx { Minix 3.2 }
The x86-64 versions are currently slower, for lack of assembly language tweaking, and should not be used if the x86-32 versions will work.
You may also ask for a custom build of your own, if you see special needs.
http://www.gryphel.com/c/minivmac/var_serv.html
Don´t forget to donate a small contribution please, if you can afford it.