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# frodo-go | ||
Commodore 64 emulation for ODROID-GO | ||
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To use, you will need to do the following steps: | ||
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1) Purchase and receive the ODROID-GO QWERTY Keyboard which is required for this emulator. | ||
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2) Create the below directory on your SD card. | ||
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/roms/c64/ | ||
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3) Place the following 4 BIOS files in the /roms/c64/ directory, named exactly as shown. | ||
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1541.ROM | ||
Basic.ROM | ||
Char.ROM | ||
Kernal.ROM | ||
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4) Place your .D64 files in the /roms/c64/ directory. Only D64 format is supported at this time. | ||
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# Keyboard Map | ||
Below is the current keyboard mapping graphic for this emulator. | ||
![QWERTY Map](GO-KB-C64-map.png?raw=true) | ||
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Please note the symbols above the number keys have changed to match the original C64. | ||
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Red means the keys were remapped from what is shown on the actual keyboard. | ||
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Blue means that remapping is only active when Fn-lock is on. | ||
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H = "HOME / CLR" | ||
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RE = "RESTORE" | ||
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RS = "Right Shift" |
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