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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: oric]


The Oric was a series of home computers originally released by the Tangerine Computer Systems in 1983. Models emulated include Oric-1, Oric Atmos, Stratos/IQ164, and Oric Telestrat.


Emulator Rom Folder Extension BIOS Controller Config
oricutron oric .dsk .tap none hardcoded

Emulator: oricutron

This emulator must be installed from the experimental section in RetroPie Setup.

ROMS

Accepted File Extensions: .dsk .tap

Place your oric ROMs in

/home/pi/RetroPie/roms/oric

Controls:

  In emulator
  -----------

  F1       - Bring up the menu
  F2       - Go to debugger/monitor
  F3       - Reset button (NMI)
  F4       - Hard reset
  Shift+F4 - Jasmin reset
  F5       - Toggle FPS
  F6       - Toggle warp speed
  F7       - Save all modified disks
  Shift+F7 - Save all modified disks to new disk images
  F8       - Toggle fullscreen
  F9       - Save tape output
  F10      - Start/Stop AVI capture
  F11      - Copy text screen to clipboard (BeOS, Linux & Windows)
  F12      - Paste (BeOS, Linux & Windows)
  Help     - Show guide (Amiga, MorphOS and AROS)
  AltGr    - Additional modifier


  In menus
  --------

  Cursors   - Navigate
  Enter     - Perform option
  Backspace - Go back
  Escape    - Exit menus
  (or use the mouse)

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