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@Maximus In the console, you should type './oricutron', not just 'oricutron'. Explanation The './' thing means 'here, in that directory'. Without that './' in front, the shell (the thing that read and interpret the commands you type in the console) will search for oricutron in a predefined list of d...

@ibisum: In my current quest for a Unix style Oric tookit, I implemented the 'header' tool in Python, because the one of OSDK got some DOS/Windows specific system call. For such single & simple purpose tool, Python is a total win : plateform independent, easy to maintain, easy to hack. Once I go...

@DDBug, Oricutron on EEEPC & Linux: I got it to run on a EEEPC clone (a bad copy of it actually), with Linux as the OS. It was quite slow, but after a quick hack, tadaaa ! Full speed emulation... All fresh, waiting for you in the SVN repository of Oricutron.

Thanks a lot for the detailed answers

The Windows approach for the OSDK is fine, I think newcomers are more likely to feel at home that way. With the source code of the tools, I can setup my cross-development environment. I will publish my own setup on my homepage

Hi, First of all, since I am a newcomer, I will start to introduce myself. I am French, born in 1981, computer scientist & engineer. I was introduced to the Oric around 7, first contact with a computer, instant love. I started to do some Basic on it, and I remember the joy... I follow the effort...