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Coco

RetroPie upstream reference · Snapshot 175f5b158f16

Check the hardware and OS before following this guide.

Imported upstream documentation may contain historical commands and defaults. It is not a tested Pi 5 recipe. See current Pi 5 research.

[Upstream illustration: coco]

The Tandy Colour Computer series were home computers originally released by the Tandy Corporation in 1980.

Emulator Rom Folder Extension BIOS Controller Config
XRoar coco .bin .cas .wav .bas .asc .dmk .jvc .os9 .dsk .vdk .rom .ccc .sna bas13.rom, extbas11.rom, coco3.rom, coco3p.rom hardcoded

Emulator: XRoar

ROMS

Accepted File Extensions: .cas .wav .bas .asc .dmk .jvc .os9 .dsk .vdk .rom .ccc .sna

Place your CoCo ROMs in

/home/pi/RetroPie/roms/coco

BIOS

Depending on the emulated model, different BIOS files are need to be copied to

/home/pi/RetroPie/BIOS
Machine BIOS file name Size
Tandy Colour BASIC bas13.rom 8K
Tandy Extended BASIC extbas11.rom 8K
Tandy Super ECB (CoCo 3) coco3.rom 32K (32768 bytes)
Tandy Super ECB (PAL CoCo 3) coco3p.rom 32K (32768 bytes)

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