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Technically, Basilisk doesn’t run natively on M1 macs, but seems to be running fine with Rosetta intel emulation :)

• bombcar 6y ago
  It should be possible to run a PowerPC emulator (Sheepshaver?) on M1 using x86 Rosetta, and in that emulator run original Mac programs and get 4 layers of emulation.
  • dunnevens 6y ago
    It's been some years since I played with it, but I think vMac worked on PPCs? If so, then you could run vMac inside of Sheepshaver and get 5. If the early version of Virtual PC works in vMac, then you could get 6. If someone knows of an emulator that would run under early 90's DOS, then you could get to 7.
  • travisbhartwell 6y ago
    Yep, I've done this very thing on my M1 Mac Book Air: See my Tweet [1] with a screenshot. -- 1: https://twitter.com/travisbhartwell/status/1358288382913179649 https://twitter.com/travisbhartwell/status/13582883829131796...