Frodo (Commodore 64) for Dingoo Preview
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This is just a preview and there is still plenty more that needs doing.


Emulator Installation
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Copy the folder over as usual. My dmenu configuration is below. Change as appropriate.

MenuItem Frodo
{
Icon = "/usr/local/emulators/FrodoDingoo/commodore.png"
Name = " Frodo"
Executable = "./dingoo64.sh"
WorkDir = "/usr/local/emulators/FrodoDingoo"
Selector = yes
}

MenuItem FrodoPC
{
Icon = "/usr/local/emulators/FrodoDingoo/commodore.png"
Name = " FrodoPC"
Executable = "./dingoo64PC.sh"
WorkDir = "/usr/local/emulators/FrodoDingoo"
Selector = yes
}

MenuItem FrodoSC
{
Icon = "/usr/local/emulators/FrodoDingoo/commodore.png"
Name = " FrodoSC"
Executable = "./dingoo64SC.sh"
WorkDir = "/usr/local/emulators/FrodoDingoo"
Selector = yes
}


C64 Games and Apps Installation
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put zipped .d64 files in the 64diskimages folder ( leave the Foo1.d64 file in this folder alone and don´t try to select it as it´s a placeholder for the application you are about to run)


Starting a game and Controls
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Select either Frodo or FrodoPC or FrodoSC from the dmenu.
Frodo - Fastest , Least Compatible
FrodoPC - Fast, Less Compatible (works great for impossible mission)
FrodoSC - SLOOOW, most Compatible

In dmenu you navigate to the 64diskimages folder and select your .zip file containing the .d64 file (a very common format on the internet)

In a short while you should see the blinking cursor of the commodore c64 (yeh!)

Hold Down L and press START and you should hopefully have started your game/app

Dpad and button A = joystick
START = Virtual Keyboard (just the basics for now)
R = Quit

Notes:
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Each compatiblity mode is different so if FrodoPC and FrodoSC don´t work it doesn´t necessarily follow that Frodo won´t.

Here is a quick explanation of what the scripts do (if somethings not working).
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The frodorc file is mapped to a file called Foo1.d64 in the diskimages folder. The dingoo scripts unzip your selected zip and overite the Foo1.d64 file with the contents of it.