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gerph/rpcemu-5

By gerph

•Updated 8 months ago

Linux desktop running RPCEmu with the RISC OS 5 image installed.

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gerph/rpcemu-5 repository overview

⁠Summary

Preinstalled with the RISC OS 5 image from https://www.marutan.net/rpcemu/easystart.html⁠.

⁠Usage

docker run -it --rm -p 5901:5901 gerph/rpcemu-5

Connect with VNC to localhost port 5901. That might be specified as localhost:1 or localhost:5901 depending on your client. The password to connect is password.

⁠Tags

The above command will use the tag latest, which holds the most recent version of the builds.

Other builds are available:

  • 1 (gerph/rpcemu-3.7:1, gerph/rpcemu-5:1) - RPCEmu 0.9.3, using the original bundles, Ubuntu 20.04. These images use a different file layout, with the hostfs directory at /home/riscos/rpcemu/hostfs instead of /riscos.
  • 2 (gerph/rpcemu-3.7:2, gerph/rpcemu-5:2) - RPCEmu 0.9.4, using the 0.9.4 bundles, Ubuntu 20.04.
  • 3 (gerph/rpcemu-3.7:3, gerph/rpcemu-5:3) - RPCEmu 0.9.5, using the 0.9.5 bundles, Ubuntu 24.04.
  • 4 (gerph/rpcemu-3.7:4, gerph/rpcemu-5:4) - RPCEmu 0.9.5, using the 0.9.5 bundles, Ubuntu 24.04, with auto-resize.
  • latest - same as 4.

Or, for extra debugging functions using the extended version, you can use:

  • debug (gerph/rpcemu-3.7:debug, gerph/rpcemu-5:debug) - RPCEmu Extended (forked from 0.9.5), using the 0.9.5 bundles, Ubuntu 24.0.4, with auto-resize.

⁠Directory mapping

Within the image the following directories are mapped:

  • /riscos contains the HostFS directory
  • /rpcemu contains the RPCEmu distribution
  • /riscos-roms contains the ROMs directory.

To map your current directory into the RISC OS HostFS, use a command like:

docker run -it --rm -p 5901:5901 -v $PWD:/riscos/Shared gerph/rpcemu-5

⁠Sources

The source to build these images can be found on GitHub: https://github.com/gerph/rpcemu-docker⁠

Tag summary

Content type

Image

Digest

sha256:824d4c372…

Size

1.4 GB

Last updated

12 months ago

docker pull gerph/rpcemu-5