• MacDreamTool 4 – Changelog since v3:
  • The ‘Selfboot’ Tab has been removed. A new Menu ‘Selfboot” has been added. It has replaced the console menu. Selfbooting ‘Plain files’ can now only be done from that Menu.
  • Adding an MR image to a Plain Files folder is now done via the menu
  • Slimmed Code
  • Removed mkisofs & isofix free usage from console menu (sorry)
  • Size/Theme/MR info collected on boot will not get wrongly changed by the next button click
  • Removed unneeded path defining (caused slow-down)
  • Changed binary handling in Inducer
  • Adding a .sbi File can now be done via the File Menu, or by the shortcut Apple-F
  • Inducer Folders size gets read on booting
  • Theme addition checks in case Inducer was made into sbi2sb – to prevent errors
  • Boot read now checks if last MDT session was made into a selfbooting sbi
  • Boot read sets up comment list, to prevent miss-numbering
  • on clicked “Make iso’s” Removed check for added files, files added in last usage wouldnt count, and be unable to burn
  • drag& drop now accepts folders
  • on click file&folder,addDrop() – smart error knows when files are trying to overwrite folders or vice versa
  • Reads MM.dxl when launching
  • Removed sbi2SB Tab, Script. Built sbi-2-sb into Mac Inducer, will now selfboot automatically if one sbi added.
• MacDreamTool 2.1.3 – This version removed the dummy file creation, due to some bugs that IM has yet to fix.
• MacDreamTool 2.1 – This is another new update of IM Weasel’s fantastic MacDreamTool. This version includes two bug-fixes from the previous version, and allows optional dummy file creation.
• MacDreamTool 1.2 – This is version 1.2 of I.M. Weasel’s “Mac Dream Tool”. Mac Dream Tool is a port of burnerO’s Selfboot Inducer. This version of Mac Dream Tool is based loosely off of Selfboot Inducer v3, but I.M. Weasel is currently working on a port of SBInducer v4.
• DummyCreator 2 – This proggie will create a dummy file for you. This proggie, along with all of I.M. Weasel’s apps, is for use on the Macintosh (all of them also seem to be created for OS X).
• MKISOFS (PreC) – This is a build of Mkisofs for use on the Mac OS X.

• BootDreams 0.6.1 – This proggie assists you in creating your own selfbooting discs or disc images from plain files. This program is also capable of burning CDI images.
• BootDreams 0.5.2 – This proggie assists you in creating your own selfbooting discs or disc images from plain files. This program is also capable of burning CDI images.
• BDS Manager 0.2.2 – This program helps you create BDS images for use with BootDreams. When you create a BDS image, it will catalog the location of all the necessary files. You can then release the BDS image, and BootDreams will automatically check users’ computers to make sure they have all of the appropriate files in the right places.
• VMI File Writer 0.3 – With this proggie, you can read all the information contained within a VMI file, along with writing VMI files.
• NeoGeo CD Selfbooter 0.2 – This proggie will help you set up a selfbooting disc from the plain files of the NeoGeoCD emulator. This prog checks to make sure you have the correct bios, and all the necessary files, then helps you selfboot it.
• File Checker v1.3 – This proggie checks bin files to find out whether they are scrambled or unscrambled. You can then use this app to scramble/unscramble the bin file.

More information on these applications can be found on fackue’s Web Site

• DivX 4 SBI v4.1 – an application designed to help you create a nice DreamInducer menu for all of your DivX files, so that you can view them directly in DreamInducer. This is an SBI, so you will need to place it in your SBI directory, extract your SBI’s, and then follow the directions.
• SBI-Wizzard – an application designed to help you create your own SBI files.
• Readme Assimilator – an application designed to combine all of the plain text readme files found in the “Readme” directory of your Selfboot Inducer project, so that you can easily view them all together.

More information on these applications can be found on OneThirty8’s Web Site