ArcEm
ArcEm is a register
level emulator of the Acorn Archimedes A4x0 system based around the ARM
microprocessor.
It is distributed with ARM Linux binaries and will boot ARM
Linux and Acorn's RISC OS 3.1.
It provides a reasonably accurate emulation and should run
pretty much anything.
Features include:
- Acorn A400 with ARM 2 processor
- Runs RISC OS and ARM Linux
- 4MB of RAM
- Support for .adf floppy disc images
- Support for ST506 hard discs up to 64MB in size
- VIDC1 sound support on the Unix build (requires pthreads
and OSS sound library)
- 2MB, 4MB, 8MB, 12MB or 16MB of RAM
- Emulate 'Extension ROMs' as found in the Acorn A4
- ARM3 emulation
- ArcEm clock set from Host's clock, partial RTC support
- RISC OS specific features
- HostFS - A RISC OS file system to allow use of a
directory on the Host Filing system as a virtual hard drive, Unix/Mac
OS/Amiga only
- Mouse Scroll wheel support
- Extra video modes, up to 1024x768 in 16 colours and
800x600 in 256 colours
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