diff --git a/trunk/workspace/BMC/Pimmodore-64/BMC64.VKM/C128/rpi_pos.vkm b/trunk/workspace/BMC/Pimmodore-64/BMC64.VKM/C128/rpi_pos.vkm
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+# Bare Metal Commodore keyboard mapping file suitable for real C64 keyboards using Keymmodore-64 interfase by K-rnivoro. https://github.com/K-rnivoro/Keymmodore-64
+# Tested with BMC v3.9 (https://accentual.com/bmc64/)
+# Mapped for positional compatibility to C-128 Keyboards.
+# Based on C64 Positional Layout.
+# Keys not present in C-64 (like NumPad Keys, ESC, TAB) are accessed with Right Shift Key.
+#
+# File format:
+# - comment lines start with '#'
+# - keyword lines start with '!keyword'
+# - normal line has 'keysym/scancode row column shiftflag'
+#
+# Keywords and their lines are:
+# '!CLEAR' clear whole table
+# '!INCLUDE filename' read file as mapping file
+# '!LSHIFT row col' left shift keyboard row/column
+# '!RSHIFT row col' right shift keyboard row/column
+# '!VSHIFT shiftkey' virtual shift key (RSHIFT or LSHIFT)
+# '!UNDEF keysym' remove keysym from table
+#
+# Shiftflag can have the values:
+# 0 key is not shifted for this keysym/scancode
+# 1 key is shifted for this keysym/scancode
+# 2 left shift
+# 4 right shift
+# 8 key can be shifted or not with this keysym/scancode
+# 16 deshift key for this keysym/scancode
+# 32 another definition for this keysym/scancode follows
+#
+# Negative row values:
+# 'keysym -1 n' joystick #1, direction n
+# 'keysym -2 n' joystick #2, direction n
+# 'keysym -3 0' first RESTORE key
+# 'keysym -3 1' second RESTORE key
+# 'keysym -4 0' 40/80 column key
+# 'keysym -4 1' CAPS (ASCII/DIN) key
+# 'keysym -5 n' joyport keypad, key n
+#
+# Joystick direction values:
+# 0 Fire
+# 1 South/West
+# 2 South
+# 3 South/East
+# 4 West
+# 5 East
+# 6 North/West
+# 7 North
+# 8 North/East
+#
+# Joyport keypad key layout:
+# --------------------------
+# | 0 | 1 | 2 | 3 | 4 |
+# --------------------------
+# | 5 | 6 | 7 | 8 | 9 |
+# --------------------------
+# | 10 | 11 | 12 | 13 | 14 |
+# --------------------------
+# | 15 | 16 | 17 | 18 | 19 |
+# --------------------------
+#
+# When a bigger spaced key is used,
+# it uses the upper left most key value.
+
+# Positional Mapping, US Layout, C128, X11
+
+# C128 Keyboard matrix
+#
+# +-----+-----+-----+-----+-----+-----+-----+-----+
+# |Bit 0|Bit 1|Bit 2|Bit 3|Bit 4|Bit 5|Bit 6|Bit 7|
+# +-----+-----+-----+-----+-----+-----+-----+-----+-----+
+# |Bit 0| DEL |Retrn|C_L/R| F7 | F1 | F3 | F5 |C_U/D|
+# +-----+-----+-----+-----+-----+-----+-----+-----+-----+
+# |Bit 1| 3 # | W | A | 4 $ | Z | S | E | S_L |
+# +-----+-----+-----+-----+-----+-----+-----+-----+-----+
+# |Bit 2| 5 % | R | D | 6 & | C | F | T | X |
+# +-----+-----+-----+-----+-----+-----+-----+-----+-----+
+# |Bit 3| 7 ' | Y | G | 8 ( | B | H | U | V |
+# +-----+-----+-----+-----+-----+-----+-----+-----+-----+
+# |Bit 4| 9 ) | I | J | 0 | M | K | O | N |
+# +-----+-----+-----+-----+-----+-----+-----+-----+-----+
+# |Bit 5| + | P | L | - | . > | : [ | @ | , < |
+# +-----+-----+-----+-----+-----+-----+-----+-----+-----+
+# |Bit 6|POUND| * | ; ] | HOME| S_R | = | A_UP| / ? |
+# +-----+-----+-----+-----+-----+-----+-----+-----+-----+
+# |Bit 7| 1 ! |A_LFT| CTRL| 2 " |SPACE| C= | Q | R/S |
+# +-----+-----+-----+-----+-----+-----+-----+-----+-----+
+#
+# +-----+-----+-----+-----+-----+-----+-----+-----+
+# |Bit 0|Bit 1|Bit 2|Bit 3|Bit 4|Bit 5|Bit 6|Bit 7|
+# +------+-----+-----+-----+-----+-----+-----+-----+-----+
+# |Bit 8 |HELP | KP 8| KP 5| TAB | KP 2| KP 4| KP 7| KP 1|
+# +------+-----+-----+-----+-----+-----+-----+-----+-----+
+# |Bit 9 | ESC | KP +| KP -| LF |KP CR| KP 6| KP 9| KP 3|
+# +------+-----+-----+-----+-----+-----+-----+-----+-----+
+# |Bit 10| ALT | KP 0| KP .|A.UP |A.DWN|A.LFT|A.RGT|NOSCR|
+# +------+-----+-----+-----+-----+-----+-----+-----+-----+
+
+
+!CLEAR
+!LSHIFT 1 7
+!RSHIFT 6 4
+!VSHIFT RSHIFT
+
+
+# 40/80 column key
+F6 -4 0
+
+# CAPS LOCK (ASCII/DIN) key
+F10 -4 1
+
+
+####################
+# Restore key mappings
+PageUp -3 0
+
+
+
+#####################
+# |Bit 0| DEL |Retrn|C_L/R| F7 | F1 | F3 | F5 |C_U/D|
+
+BackSpace 0 0 8
+Return 0 1 8
+#Left 0 2 1
+Right 0 2 8
+F1 0 4 8
+F3 0 5 8
+F5 0 6 8
+F7 0 3 8
+Down 0 7 8
+#Up 0 7 1
+
+#####################
+# |Bit 1| 3 # | W | A | 4 $ | Z | S | E | S_L |
+
+Shift_L 1 7 2
+
+
+#####################
+# |Bit 2| 5 % | R | D | 6 & | C | F | T | X |
+
+
+#####################
+# |Bit 3| 7 ' | Y | G | 8 ( | B | H | U | V |
+
+
+#####################
+# |Bit 4| 9 ) | I | J | 0 | M | K | O | N |
+
+
+#####################
+# |Bit 5| + | P | L | - | . > | : [ | @ | , < |
+
+Dash 5 0 8
+Equals 5 3 8
+Period 5 4 32
+Period 5 4 1
+SemiColon 5 5 32
+SemiColon 5 5 1
+LeftBracket 5 6 8
+Comma 5 7 32
+Comma 5 7 1
+
+#####################
+# |Bit 6| POUND | * | ; ] | HOME| S_R | = | A_UP| / ? |
+
+Insert 6 0 8
+RightBracket 6 1 8
+SingleQuote 6 2 32
+SingleQuote 6 2 1
+Home 6 3 8
+Shift_R 6 4 4
+BackSlash 6 5 8
+Del 6 6 8
+Slash 6 7 32
+Slash 6 7 1
+
+#####################
+# |Bit 7| 1 ! |A_LFT| CTRL| 2 " |SPACE| C= | Q | R/S |
+
+BackQuote 7 1 8 # Arrow_LFT <-
+Tab 7 2 8 # Control <-
+Space 7 4 8
+Control_L 7 5 8 # CBM Key
+Escape 7 7 8 # RUN/STOP <-
+
+#####################
+# |Bit 8 |HELP | KP 8| KP 5| TAB | KP 2| KP 4| KP 7| KP 1|
+
+F2 8 0 8
+KP_8 8 1 8
+KP_5 8 2 8
+F11 8 3 8 # TAB <-
+KP_2 8 4 8
+KP_4 8 5 8
+KP_7 8 6 8
+KP_1 8 7 8
+
+#####################
+# |Bit 9 | ESC | KP +| KP -| LF |KP CR| KP 6| KP 9| KP 3|
+
+KP_Multiply 9 0 8
+KP_Add 9 1 8
+KP_Subtract 9 2 8
+F4 9 3 8
+KP_Enter 9 4 8
+KP_6 9 5 8
+KP_9 9 6 8
+KP_3 9 7 8
+
+#####################
+# |Bit 10| ALT | KP 0| KP .|A.UP |A.DWN|A.LFT|A.RGT|NOSCR|
+
+F9 10 0 8
+KP_0 10 1 8
+KP_Decimal 10 2 8
+Up 10 3 8
+#Down 10 4 8
+Left 10 5 8
+#Right 10 6 8
+KP_Divide 10 7 8
+
+
+#####################
+# letters and numbers
+
+0 4 3 8
+1 7 0 8
+2 7 3 8
+3 1 0 8
+4 1 3 8
+5 2 0 8
+6 2 3 8
+7 3 0 8
+8 3 3 8
+9 4 0 8
+a 1 2 8
+b 3 4 8
+c 2 4 8
+d 2 2 8
+e 1 6 8
+f 2 5 8
+g 3 2 8
+h 3 5 8
+i 4 1 8
+j 4 2 8
+k 4 5 8
+l 5 2 8
+m 4 4 8
+n 4 7 8
+o 4 6 8
+p 5 1 8
+q 7 6 8
+r 2 1 8
+s 1 5 8
+t 2 6 8
+u 3 6 8
+v 3 7 8
+w 1 1 8
+x 2 7 8
+y 3 1 8
+z 1 4 8
+
+
+
+
+##############################################################################
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diff --git a/trunk/workspace/BMC/Pimmodore-64/BMC64.VKM/C64/rpi_pos.vkm b/trunk/workspace/BMC/Pimmodore-64/BMC64.VKM/C64/rpi_pos.vkm
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+# Bare Metal Commodore keyboard mapping file suitable for real C64 keyboards using Keymmodore-64 interfase by K-rnivoro. https://github.com/K-rnivoro/Keymmodore-64
+# Tested with BMC v3.9 (https://accentual.com/bmc64/)
+# Mapped for positional compatibility to C-64 Keyboards.
+#
+# File format:
+# - comment lines start with '#'
+# - keyword lines start with '!keyword'
+# - normal line has 'keysym/scancode row column shiftflag'
+#
+# Keywords and their lines are:
+# '!CLEAR' clear whole table
+# '!INCLUDE filename' read file as mapping file
+# '!LSHIFT row col' left shift keyboard row/column
+# '!RSHIFT row col' right shift keyboard row/column
+# '!VSHIFT shiftkey' virtual shift key (RSHIFT or LSHIFT)
+# '!SHIFTL shiftkey' shift lock key (RSHIFT or LSHIFT)
+# '!UNDEF keysym' remove keysym from table
+#
+# Shiftflag can have the values:
+# 0 key is not shifted for this keysym/scancode
+# 1 key is shifted for this keysym/scancode
+# 2 left shift
+# 4 right shift
+# 8 key can be shifted or not with this keysym/scancode
+# 16 deshift key for this keysym/scancode
+# 32 another definition for this keysym/scancode follows
+#
+# Negative row values:
+# 'keysym -1 n' joystick keymap A, direction n
+# 'keysym -2 n' joystick keymap B, direction n
+# 'keysym -3 0' first RESTORE key
+# 'keysym -3 1' second RESTORE key
+# 'keysym -4 0' 40/80 column key
+# 'keysym -4 1' CAPS (ASCII/DIN) key
+#
+# Joystick direction values:
+# 0 Fire
+# 1 South/West
+# 2 South
+# 3 South/East
+# 4 West
+# 5 East
+# 6 North/West
+# 7 North
+# 8 North/East
+#
+# Joyport keypad key layout:
+# --------------------------
+# | 0 | 1 | 2 | 3 | 4 |
+# --------------------------
+# | 5 | 6 | 7 | 8 | 9 |
+# --------------------------
+# | 10 | 11 | 12 | 13 | 14 |
+# --------------------------
+# | 15 | 16 | 17 | 18 | 19 |
+# --------------------------
+#
+# When a bigger spaced key is used,
+# it uses the upper left most key value.
+
+# Positional Mapping, US Layout, C64, X11
+
+# C64 keyboard matrix:
+#
+# +-----+-----+-----+-----+-----+-----+-----+-----+
+# |Bit 0|Bit 1|Bit 2|Bit 3|Bit 4|Bit 5|Bit 6|Bit 7|
+# +-----+-----+-----+-----+-----+-----+-----+-----+-----+
+# |Bit 0| DEL |Retrn|C_L/R| F7 | F1 | F3 | F5 |C_U/D|
+# +-----+-----+-----+-----+-----+-----+-----+-----+-----+
+# |Bit 1| 3 # | W | A | 4 $ | Z | S | E | S_L |
+# +-----+-----+-----+-----+-----+-----+-----+-----+-----+
+# |Bit 2| 5 % | R | D | 6 & | C | F | T | X |
+# +-----+-----+-----+-----+-----+-----+-----+-----+-----+
+# |Bit 3| 7 ' | Y | G | 8 ( | B | H | U | V |
+# +-----+-----+-----+-----+-----+-----+-----+-----+-----+
+# |Bit 4| 9 ) | I | J | 0 | M | K | O | N |
+# +-----+-----+-----+-----+-----+-----+-----+-----+-----+
+# |Bit 5| + | P | L | - | . > | : [ | @ | , < |
+# +-----+-----+-----+-----+-----+-----+-----+-----+-----+
+# |Bit 6|POUND| * | ; ] | HOME| S_R | = | A_UP| / ? |
+# +-----+-----+-----+-----+-----+-----+-----+-----+-----+
+# |Bit 7| 1 ! |A_LFT| CTRL| 2 " |SPACE| C= | Q | R/S |
+# +-----+-----+-----+-----+-----+-----+-----+-----+-----+
+
+!CLEAR
+!LSHIFT 1 7
+!RSHIFT 6 4
+!VSHIFT RSHIFT
+!SHIFTL LSHIFT
+
+#####################
+# |Bit 0| DEL |Retrn|C_L/R| F7 | F1 | F3 | F5 |C_U/D|
+
+BackSpace 0 0 8
+Return 0 1 8
+Right 0 2 8
+F7 0 3 8
+F1 0 4 8
+F3 0 5 8
+F5 0 6 8
+F6 0 6 1
+Down 0 7 8
+
+
+#####################
+# |Bit 1| 3 # | W | A | 4 $ | Z | S | E | S_L |
+
+Shift_L 1 7 2
+
+
+#####################
+# |Bit 2| 5 % | R | D | 6 & | C | F | T | X |
+
+
+#####################
+# |Bit 3| 7 ' | Y | G | 8 ( | B | H | U | V |
+
+
+#####################
+# |Bit 4| 9 ) | I | J | 0 | M | K | O | N |
+
+
+#####################
+# |Bit 5| + | P | L | - | . > | : [ | @ | , < |
+
+Dash 5 0 8
+Equals 5 3 8
+Period 5 4 8
+SemiColon 5 5 8
+LeftBracket 5 6 8
+Comma 5 7 8
+
+
+#####################
+# |Bit 6|POUND| * | ; ] | HOME| S_R | = | A_UP| / ? |
+
+Insert 6 0 8
+RightBracket 6 1 8
+SingleQuote 6 2 8
+Home 6 3 8
+Shift_R 6 4 4
+BackSlash 6 5 8
+Del 6 6 8
+Slash 6 7 8
+
+#####################
+# |Bit 7| 1 ! |A_LFT| CTRL| 2 " |SPACE| C= | Q | R/S |
+
+BackQuote 7 1 8
+Tab 7 2 8
+Space 7 4 8
+Control_L 7 5 8
+Escape 7 7 8
+
+#####################
+# letters and numbers
+
+0 4 3 8
+1 7 0 8
+2 7 3 8
+3 1 0 8
+4 1 3 8
+5 2 0 8
+6 2 3 8
+7 3 0 8
+8 3 3 8
+9 4 0 8
+
+a 1 2 8
+b 3 4 8
+c 2 4 8
+d 2 2 8
+e 1 6 8
+f 2 5 8
+g 3 2 8
+h 3 5 8
+i 4 1 8
+j 4 2 8
+k 4 5 8
+l 5 2 8
+m 4 4 8
+n 4 7 8
+o 4 6 8
+p 5 1 8
+q 7 6 8
+r 2 1 8
+s 1 5 8
+t 2 6 8
+u 3 6 8
+v 3 7 8
+w 1 1 8
+x 2 7 8
+y 3 1 8
+z 1 4 8
+
+# Restore key mappings
+PageUp -3 0
+
+# joystick keymap A (port 1)
+KP_8 -1 7 /* NumPad 8 -> UP */
+KP_2 -1 2 /* NumPad 2 -> DOWN */
+KP_4 -1 4 /* NumPad 4 -> LEFT */
+KP_6 -1 5 /* NumPad 6 -> RIGHT */
+KP_0 -1 0 /* NumPad 0 -> FIRE */
+
+# joystick Keymap B (port 2)
+KP_7 -2 7 /* NumPad 7 -> UP */
+KP_3 -2 2 /* NumPad 3 -> DOWN */
+KP_1 -2 4 /* NumPad 1 -> LEFT */
+KP_9 -2 5 /* NumPad 9 -> RIGHT */
+KP_Decimal -2 0 /* NumPad . -> FIRE */
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diff --git a/trunk/workspace/BMC/Pimmodore-64/BMC64.VKM/PET/rpi_buus_pos.vkm b/trunk/workspace/BMC/Pimmodore-64/BMC64.VKM/PET/rpi_buus_pos.vkm
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+# Bare Metal Commodore keyboard mapping file suitable for real C64 keyboards using Keymmodore-64 interfase by K-rnivoro. https://github.com/K-rnivoro/Keymmodore-64
+# Tested with BMC v3.9 (https://accentual.com/bmc64/)
+# Mapped for compatibility to PET Models with Business Keyboards only (3000B, 4000B and 80000 models).
+# Based on C64 Positional Layout.
+#
+# ESCAPE is mapped to F1 Key.
+# OFF/REVERSE is mapped to F3 Key.
+# REPEAT is mapped to F5 Key.
+# Backslash is mapped to £ (Pound) Key.
+# TAB is mapped to CTRL Key.
+# NumericPad Keys (1 to 0 and Dot) are accessed by pressing Commodore Key (C=).
+# Brackets ([/]) Keys are accessed by pressing either Commodore Key (C=) ot Shift Key.
+#
+# File format:
+# - comment lines start with '#'
+# - keyword lines start with '!keyword'
+# - normal line has 'keysym/scancode row column shiftflag'
+#
+# Keywords and their lines are:
+# '!CLEAR' clear whole table
+# '!INCLUDE filename' read file as mapping file
+# '!LSHIFT row col' left shift keyboard row/column
+# '!RSHIFT row col' right shift keyboard row/column
+# '!VSHIFT shiftkey' virtual shift key (RSHIFT or LSHIFT)
+# '!UNDEF keysym' remove keysym from table
+#
+# Shiftflag can have the values:
+# 0 key is not shifted for this keysym/scancode
+# 1 key is shifted for this keysym/scancode
+# 2 left shift
+# 4 right shift
+# 8 key can be shifted or not with this keysym/scancode
+# 16 deshift key for this keysym/scancode
+# 32 another definition for this keysym/scancode follows
+#
+# Negative row values:
+# 'keysym -1 n' joystick #1, direction n
+# 'keysym -2 n' joystick #2, direction n
+# 'keysym -3 0' first RESTORE key
+# 'keysym -3 1' second RESTORE key
+# 'keysym -4 0' 40/80 column key
+# 'keysym -4 1' CAPS (ASCII/DIN) key
+#
+# Business (UK) keyboard matrix:
+# Keys starting with 'KP' are on the number pad.
+#
+# 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7
+# +--------+--------+--------+--------+--------+--------+--------+--------+
+# 0 | 2 | 5 | 8 | - | KP8 |crsr rgt| ^N | . |
+# +--------+--------+--------+--------+--------+--------+--------+--------+
+# 1 | 1 | 4 | 7 | 0 | KP7 | ^ |--------| KP9 |
+# +--------+--------+--------+--------+--------+--------+--------+--------+
+# 2 | escape | s | f | h | ] .| k | ; .| KP5 |
+# +--------+--------+--------+--------+--------+--------+--------+--------+
+# 3 | a | d | g | j | return | l | @ .| KP6 |
+# +--------+--------+--------+--------+--------+--------+--------+--------+
+# 4 | tab | w | r | y | \ .| i | p | del |
+# +--------+--------+--------+--------+--------+--------+--------+--------+
+# 5 | q | e | t | u |crsr dwn| o | [ .| KP4 |
+# +--------+--------+--------+--------+--------+--------+--------+--------+
+# 6 |l shift | c | b | . | KP. | ^Y |r shift | KP3 |
+# +--------+--------+--------+--------+--------+--------+--------+--------+
+# 7 | z | v | n | , | KP0 | ^O | repeat | KP2 |
+# +--------+--------+--------+--------+--------+--------+--------+--------+
+# 8 | RVS | x | space | m | home | ^U | / | KP1 |
+# +--------+--------+--------+--------+--------+--------+--------+--------+
+# 9 | <-- | 3 | 6 | 9 |runstop | : |--------| ^V |
+# +--------+--------+--------+--------+--------+--------+--------+--------+
+#
+# ^N = both shifts + 2
+# ^Y = left shift + TAB + I
+# ^O = Z + A + L
+# ^U = RVS + A + L
+# ^V = TAB + <- + DEL
+
+# Business (US) matrix (differences to UK)
+# +--------+--------+--------+--------+--------+--------+--------+--------+
+# 2 | | | | | ; | | \ | |
+# +--------+--------+--------+--------+--------+--------+--------+--------+
+# 3 | | | | | | | [ | |
+# +--------+--------+--------+--------+--------+--------+--------+--------+
+# 4 | | | | | @ | | | |
+# +--------+--------+--------+--------+--------+--------+--------+--------+
+# 5 | | | | | | | ] | |
+# +--------+--------+--------+--------+--------+--------+--------+--------+
+
+!CLEAR
+!LSHIFT 6 0
+!RSHIFT 6 6
+!VSHIFT RSHIFT
+
+###### Same Keys than C-64 Keyboard
+
+# RUN/STOP
+Escape 9 4 8
+
+# CLR/HOME
+Home 8 4 8
+
+# LEFT/RIGHT
+Right 0 5 8
+
+# UP/DOWN
+Down 5 4 8
+
+#INST/DEL
+# Keymmodore maps both INST/DEL and RESTORE keys the same because there is no RESTORE Key in PET Keyboards.
+BackSpace 4 7 8
+
+# SHIFT
+Shift_L 6 0 2
+Shift_R 6 6 4
+
+# ENTER
+Return 3 4 8
+
+# Arrow Up
+Del 1 5 8
+
+# Arrow Left
+BackQuote 9 0 8
+
+# @
+LeftBracket 3 6 8
+
+# /.
+Period 6 3 32
+Period 6 3 1
+
+# ?//
+Slash 8 6 32
+Slash 8 6 1
+
+# Space Bar
+Space 8 2 8
+
+
+
+##### Keys of C-64 real Keyboard non present in PET Business Keyboard
+
+# + (Plus)
+Dash 2 6 1
+
+# - (Minus)
+Equals 0 3 16
+
+# * (Asterisk)
+RightBracket 9 5 1
+
+# \ (Using Pound Key)
+Insert 4 4 16
+
+###### Keys of real PET Business Keyboard not present in C-64 Keyboard
+
+# ESCAPE
+F1 2 0 8
+
+# OFF/RVS
+F3 8 0 8
+
+# REPEAT
+F5 7 6 8
+
+# TAB
+Tab 4 0 8
+
+# =/- (only =)
+BackSlash 0 3 1
+
+# */: (only :)
+SemiColon 9 5 32
+# [ (mapped to two keys to be used either with Shift or C=)
+SemiColon 5 6 1
+F10 5 6 16
+
+# +/; (only ;)
+SingleQuote 2 6 32
+# ] (mapped to two keys to be used either with Shift or C=)
+SingleQuote 2 4 1
+F11 2 4 16
+
+1 1 0 8
+2 0 0 8
+3 9 1 8
+4 1 1 8
+5 0 1 8
+6 9 2 8
+7 1 2 8
+8 0 2 8
+9 9 3 8
+0 1 3 8
+
+a 3 0 8
+b 6 2 8
+c 6 1 8
+d 3 1 8
+e 5 1 8
+f 2 2 8
+g 3 2 8
+h 2 3 8
+i 4 5 8
+j 3 3 8
+k 2 5 8
+l 3 5 8
+m 8 3 8
+n 7 2 8
+o 5 5 8
+p 4 6 8
+q 5 0 8
+r 4 2 8
+s 2 1 8
+t 5 2 8
+u 5 3 8
+v 7 1 8
+w 4 1 8
+x 8 1 8
+y 4 3 8
+z 7 0 8
+
+##### NUMERIC PAD (With C= Key)
+KP_0 7 4 8
+KP_1 8 7 8
+KP_2 7 7 8
+KP_3 6 7 8
+KP_4 5 7 8
+KP_5 2 7 8
+KP_6 3 7 8
+KP_7 1 4 8
+KP_8 0 4 8
+KP_9 1 7 8
+KP_Decimal 6 4 8
+
diff --git a/trunk/workspace/BMC/Pimmodore-64/BMC64.VKM/PET/rpi_grus_pos.vkm b/trunk/workspace/BMC/Pimmodore-64/BMC64.VKM/PET/rpi_grus_pos.vkm
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--- /dev/null
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+# Bare Metal Commodore keyboard mapping file suitable for real C64 keyboards using Keymmodore-64 interfase by K-rnivoro. https://github.com/K-rnivoro/Keymmodore-64
+# Tested with BMC v3.9 (https://accentual.com/bmc64/)
+# Mapped for compatibility to PET Models with Graphics Keyboards only (2000, 3000, 4000, Non-B models).
+#
+# PET Graphics Keyboard has only one character and one graphics PETSCII per key.
+# Keymmodore uses C= Key to access a layer with PET Keys corresponding to shifted symbols of C-64 Keyboard (!/"/#/$/%/&/'/(/)/[/]//?) so you have to hold C= for those keys.
+# You can access PET graphics PETSCII of those keys by pressing Shift and/or C=. Graphics PETSCII will match the the original PET Graphics Keyboard layout (not labeled in C64).
+#
+# Graphics PETSCII set of PET and C-64 are the same so there is no missing graphics PETSCII codes. They just have been redistributed to match C-64 Keyboard.
+# ANY left C-64 labeled Graphics PETSCII works using C= Key thanks to being remapped by Keymmodore-64.
+# ANY right C-64 labeled Graphics PETSCII works using Shift keys thanks to being remapped by VICE (this file).
+#
+# OFF/REVERSE key is mapped to CTRL (Control) Key.
+# Backslash Key is mapped to £ (Pound) Key.
+#
+#
+# File format:
+# - comment lines start with '#'
+# - keyword lines start with '!keyword'
+# - normal line has 'keysym/scancode row column shiftflag'
+#
+# Keywords and their lines are:
+# '!CLEAR' clear whole table
+# '!INCLUDE filename' read file as mapping file
+# '!LSHIFT row col' left shift keyboard row/column
+# '!RSHIFT row col' right shift keyboard row/column
+# '!VSHIFT shiftkey' virtual shift key (RSHIFT or LSHIFT)
+# '!UNDEF keysym' remove keysym from table
+#
+# Shiftflag can have the values:
+# 0 key is not shifted for this keysym/scancode
+# 1 key is shifted for this keysym/scancode
+# 2 left shift
+# 4 right shift
+# 8 key can be shifted or not with this keysym/scancode
+# 16 deshift key for this keysym/scancode
+# 32 another definition for this keysym/scancode follows
+#
+# Negative row values:
+# 'keysym -1 n' joystick #1, direction n
+# 'keysym -2 n' joystick #2, direction n
+# 'keysym -3 0' first RESTORE key
+# 'keysym -3 1' second RESTORE key
+# 'keysym -4 0' 40/80 column key
+# 'keysym -4 1' CAPS (ASCII/DIN) key
+#
+
+# this is a PET graphics keyboard mapping (positional)
+
+#
+# Graphics keyboard matrix:
+#
+# 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7
+# +--------+--------+--------+--------+--------+--------+--------+--------+
+# 0 | ! | # | % | & | ( | <-- | home |crsr rgt|
+# +--------+--------+--------+--------+--------+--------+--------+--------+
+# 1 | " | $ | ' | \ | ) |--------|crsr dwn| del |
+# +--------+--------+--------+--------+--------+--------+--------+--------+
+# 2 | q | e | t | u | o | ^ | 7 | 9 |
+# +--------+--------+--------+--------+--------+--------+--------+--------+
+# 3 | w | r | y | i | p |--------| 8 | / |
+# +--------+--------+--------+--------+--------+--------+--------+--------+
+# 4 | a | d | g | j | l |--------| 4 | 6 |
+# +--------+--------+--------+--------+--------+--------+--------+--------+
+# 5 | s | f | h | k | : |--------| 5 | * |
+# +--------+--------+--------+--------+--------+--------+--------+--------+
+# 6 | z | c | b | m | ; | return | 1 | 3 |
+# +--------+--------+--------+--------+--------+--------+--------+--------+
+# 7 | x | v | n | , | ? |--------| 2 | + |
+# +--------+--------+--------+--------+--------+--------+--------+--------+
+# 8 |l shift | @ | ] |--------| > |r shift | 0 | - |
+# +--------+--------+--------+--------+--------+--------+--------+--------+
+# 9 | rvs on | [ | space | < | stop |--------| . | = |
+# +--------+--------+--------+--------+--------+--------+--------+--------+
+#
+# The original gfx keyboard reflects the matrix perfectly:
+#
+# ! " # $ % ' & \ ( ) <- ^s ^q ^] ^t
+# q w e r t y u i o p ^ 7 8 9 /
+# a s d f g h j k l : ^m 4 5 6 *
+# z x c v b n m , ; ? ^m 1 2 3 +
+# LS ^r @ [ ] SPACE < > ^c RS 0 . - =
+#
+# http://www.6502.org/users/andre/petindex/keyboards.html
+
+!CLEAR
+!LSHIFT 8 0
+!RSHIFT 8 5
+!VSHIFT RSHIFT
+!SHIFTL LSHIFT
+
+###### Same Keys than C-64 Keyboard #######
+
+# RUN/STOP
+Escape 9 4 8
+
+# CLR/HOME
+Home 0 6 8
+
+# LEFT/RIGHT
+Right 0 7 8
+
+# UP/DOWN
+Down 1 6 8
+
+# INST/DEL
+# Keymmodore maps both INST/DEL and RESTORE the same because there is no RESTORE Key.
+BackSpace 1 7 8
+
+# SHIFT
+Shift_L 8 0 2
+Shift_R 8 5 4
+
+# ENTER
+Return 6 5 8
+
+# Space Bar
+Space 9 2 8
+
+# Arrow Up (Only key with one PETSCII and identical to C64)
+Del 2 5 8
+
+# Arrow Left (no PETSCII in C-64)
+BackQuote 0 5 8
+
+# Equal (=) (no PETSCII in C-64)
+BackSlash 9 7 8
+
+
+#### (Scattered) Symbol Keys "merged" again into C-64 Keys with no PETSCII
+
+#Colon (:) and Brace Left ([)
+SemiColon 5 4 8
+KP_Subtract 9 1 8 /* Numpad - -> [ */
+
+
+# Semicolon (;) and Brace Right (])
+SingleQuote 6 4 8
+KP_Add 8 2 8 /* Numpad + -> ] */
+
+# Comma (,) and Less(<)
+Comma 7 3 8
+PageUp 9 3 8 /* PgUp -> < */
+
+
+# Period (.) and Greater (>)
+Period 9 6 8
+PageDown 8 4 8 /* PgDown -> > */
+
+
+# Slash (/) and Question (?)
+Slash 3 7 8
+KP_Divide 7 4 8 /* Numpad / -> ? */
+
+
+
+#### (Scattered) Symbols and Numbers "merged" again into C-64 Number Keys
+1 6 6 8
+F1 0 0 8
+2 7 6 8
+F2 1 0 8
+3 6 7 8
+F3 0 1 8
+4 4 6 8
+F4 1 1 8
+5 5 6 8
+F5 0 2 8
+6 4 7 8
+F6 0 3 8
+7 2 6 8
+Up 1 2 8
+8 3 6 8
+Left 0 4 8
+9 2 7 8
+F9 1 4 8
+0 8 6 8
+
+
+
+###### Keys not present in C64 keyboard ######
+
+# Backslash (\) (Using Pound (£) Key)
+Tab 1 3 32
+Tab 1 4 1
+
+# OFF/REVERSE (Using CTRL Key)
+Insert 9 0 8
+
+###### Keys matching C64 keyboard having PETSCIIs ######
+# Right PETSCII with any Shift Key.
+# Left PETSCII with Commodore Key.
+# PETSCII are remapped to match C64 Keyboard.
+
+# Plus (+)
+Dash 7 7 32
+Dash 9 1 1
+
+
+# Minus (-)
+Equals 8 7 32
+Equals 8 2 1
+KP_Multiply 1 3 8 /* Numpad * -> \ PETSCII */
+
+# Multiply (*)
+RightBracket 5 7 32
+RightBracket 8 1 1
+
+# At (@)
+LeftBracket 8 1 32
+LeftBracket 5 4 1
+
+###### Letter Keys ######
+# Right PETSCII with any Shift Key.
+# Left PETSCII with Commodore Key.
+# PETSCII are remapped to match C64 Keyboard.
+
+# Q Key
+q 2 0 8
+F10 7 7 1
+
+
+# W Key
+w 3 0 8
+
+# E Key
+e 2 1 8
+
+# R Key
+r 3 1 8
+
+# T Key
+t 2 2 8
+
+# Y Key
+y 3 2 8
+
+# U Key
+u 2 3 8
+
+# I KEY
+i 3 3 8
+
+# O Key
+o 2 4 8
+
+#P Key
+p 3 4 8
+
+# A Key
+a 4 0 8
+
+# S Key
+s 5 0 8
+
+# D Key
+d 4 1 8
+
+# F Key
+f 5 1 8
+
+# G Key
+g 4 2 8
+
+# H Key
+h 5 2 8
+
+# J Key
+j 4 3 8
+
+# K Key
+k 5 3 8
+
+# L Key
+l 4 4 8
+
+# Z Key
+z 6 0 8
+F11 8 7 1
+
+# X Key
+x 7 0 8
+
+# C Key
+c 6 1 8
+
+# V Key
+v 7 1 8
+
+# B Key
+b 6 2 8
+
+# N Key
+n 7 2 8
+Alt_L 5 7 1
+
+# M Key
+m 6 3 8
diff --git a/trunk/workspace/BMC/Pimmodore-64/BMC64.VKM/PLUS4/rpi_pos.vkm b/trunk/workspace/BMC/Pimmodore-64/BMC64.VKM/PLUS4/rpi_pos.vkm
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index 00000000..783f3c47
--- /dev/null
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+# Bare Metal Commodore keyboard mapping file suitable for real C64 keyboards using Keymmodore-64 interfase by K-rnivoro. https://github.com/K-rnivoro/Keymmodore-64
+# Tested with BMC v3.9 (https://accentual.com/bmc64/)
+# Mapped for positional compatibility with 264 Computers Series: Plus/4, Commodore-16 and Commodore-116 Keyboards.
+# Based on C64 Positional Layout, however some keys change position in order to be easier to use and remember.
+# The relevant changes are:
+# ESCAPE is mapped to Left-Arrow Key.
+# Cursor-Up is mapped to C64 Up-Arrow Key (C16/Plus-4 Up-Arrow is actually Shift+0).
+# Cursor-Left is mapped to C64 RESTORE Key (C16/Plus-4 CLEAR/HOME Key moves to C64 CLEAR/HOME key).
+# Cursor-Down is mapped to C64 Up/Down Cursor Key (It works only Down regardless Shift pressed or not, like the real C16/Plus-4 Key).
+# Cursor-Right is mapped to C64 Left/Right Cursor Key (It works only Right regardless Shift pressed or not, like the real C16/Plus-4 Key).
+#
+# File format:
+# - comment lines start with '#'
+# - keyword lines start with '!keyword'
+# - normal line has 'keysym/scancode row column shiftflag'
+#
+# Keywords and their lines are:
+# '!CLEAR' clear whole table
+# '!INCLUDE filename' read file as mapping file
+# '!LSHIFT row col' left shift keyboard row/column
+# '!RSHIFT row col' right shift keyboard row/column
+# '!VSHIFT shiftkey' virtual shift key (RSHIFT or LSHIFT)
+# '!UNDEF keysym' remove keysym from table
+#
+# Shiftflag can have the values:
+# 0 key is not shifted for this keysym/scancode
+# 1 key is shifted for this keysym/scancode
+# 2 left shift
+# 4 right shift
+# 8 key can be shifted or not with this keysym/scancode
+# 16 deshift key for this keysym/scancode
+# 32 another definition for this keysym/scancode follows
+#
+# Negative row values:
+# 'keysym -1 n' joystick #1, direction n
+# 'keysym -2 n' joystick #2, direction n
+# 'keysym -3 0' first RESTORE key
+# 'keysym -3 1' second RESTORE key
+# 'keysym -4 0' 40/80 column key
+# 'keysym -4 1' CAPS (ASCII/DIN) key
+#
+# Joystick direction values:
+# 0 Fire
+# 1 South/West
+# 2 South
+# 3 South/East
+# 4 West
+# 5 East
+# 6 North/West
+# 7 North
+# 8 North/East
+#
+# Joyport keypad key layout:
+# --------------------------
+# | 0 | 1 | 2 | 3 | 4 |
+# --------------------------
+# | 5 | 6 | 7 | 8 | 9 |
+# --------------------------
+# | 10 | 11 | 12 | 13 | 14 |
+# --------------------------
+# | 15 | 16 | 17 | 18 | 19 |
+# --------------------------
+#
+# When a bigger spaced key is used,
+# it uses the upper left most key value.
+#
+#############################################################################
+#
+# Commodore 16/116/Plus-4 keyboard matrix:
+#
+# 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7
+# +--------+--------+--------+--------+--------+--------+--------+--------+
+# 0 |INST-DEL|RETURN |POUND |HELP-F7 |F1-F4 |F2-F5 |F3-F6 |@ |
+# +--------+--------+--------+--------+--------+--------+--------+--------+
+# 1 |3 # |W |A |4 $ |Z |S |E |SHIFT |
+# +--------+--------+--------+--------+--------+--------+--------+--------+
+# 2 |5 % |R |D |6 & |C |F |T |X |
+# +--------+--------+--------+--------+--------+--------+--------+--------+
+# 3 |7 ' |Y |G |8 ( |B |H |U |V |
+# +--------+--------+--------+--------+--------+--------+--------+--------+
+# 4 |9 ) |I |J |0 ^ |M |K |O |N |
+# +--------+--------+--------+--------+--------+--------+--------+--------+
+# 5 |DOWN |P |L |UP |. > |: [ |- |, < |
+# +--------+--------+--------+--------+--------+--------+--------+--------+
+# 6 |LEFT |* |; ] |RIGHT |ESC |= |+ |/ ? |
+# +--------+--------+--------+--------+--------+--------+--------+--------+
+# 7 |1 ! |CLR-HOME|CTRL |2 " |SPACE |C= |Q |RUN-STOP|
+# +--------+--------+--------+--------+--------+--------+--------+--------+
+#
+#############################################################################
+
+
+!CLEAR
+!LSHIFT 1 7
+!RSHIFT 1 7
+!VSHIFT RSHIFT
+
+
+# Home = HOME
+Home 7 1 8
+
+# Enter = RETURN
+Return 0 1 8
+
+# Shifts = Shifts
+Shift_L 1 7 2
+Shift_R 1 7 4
+
+# Space bar = Space
+Space 7 4 8
+
+
+# Tab = CTRL
+Tab 7 2 8
+
+# Control_L = CBM
+Control_L 7 5 8
+
+#Backspace = INST/DEL
+BackSpace 0 0 8
+
+# Delete = Cursor Up = C64 Arrow Up Key
+Del 5 3 8
+
+# Down = Cursor Down
+Down 5 0 8
+
+# Page Up = Cursor Left = C64 RESTORE Key
+PageUp 6 0 8
+
+# Right = Cursor Right
+Right 6 3 8
+
+# ESCAPE = RUN/STOP
+Escape 7 7 8
+
+# Grave = ESCAPE = C64 Arrow_Left Key
+BackQuote 6 4 8
+
+# Insert = Pound
+Insert 0 2 8
+
+# Minus = Plus
+Dash 6 6 8
+
+# Equal = Minus
+Equals 5 6 8
+
+# Bracket Left = At
+LeftBracket 0 7 8
+
+#Bracket Right = Asterisk
+RightBracket 6 1 8
+
+# Slash = Slash
+Slash 6 7 8
+
+# Backslash = Equal
+BackSlash 6 5 8
+
+# Single Quote = Semicolon
+SingleQuote 6 2 8
+
+# SemiColon = Colon
+SemiColon 5 5 8
+
+# Comma = Comma
+Comma 5 7 8
+
+# Period = Period
+Period 5 4 8
+
+### F Keys
+F1 0 4 8
+F3 0 5 8
+F5 0 6 8
+F7 0 3 8
+
+
+### Numbers
+0 4 3 8
+1 7 0 8
+2 7 3 8
+3 1 0 8
+4 1 3 8
+5 2 0 8
+6 2 3 8
+7 3 0 8
+8 3 3 8
+9 4 0 8
+
+
+
+### Letters
+a 1 2 8
+b 3 4 8
+c 2 4 8
+d 2 2 8
+e 1 6 8
+f 2 5 8
+g 3 2 8
+h 3 5 8
+i 4 1 8
+j 4 2 8
+k 4 5 8
+l 5 2 8
+m 4 4 8
+n 4 7 8
+o 4 6 8
+p 5 1 8
+q 7 6 8
+r 2 1 8
+s 1 5 8
+t 2 6 8
+u 3 6 8
+v 3 7 8
+w 1 1 8
+x 2 7 8
+y 3 1 8
+z 1 4 8
+
+
+# joystick keymap A (port 1)
+KP_8 -1 7 /* NumPad 8 -> UP */
+KP_2 -1 2 /* NumPad 2 -> DOWN */
+KP_4 -1 4 /* NumPad 4 -> LEFT */
+KP_6 -1 5 /* NumPad 6 -> RIGHT */
+KP_0 -1 0 /* NumPad 0 -> FIRE */
+
+# joystick Keymap B (port 2)
+KP_7 -2 7 /* NumPad 7 -> UP */
+KP_3 -2 2 /* NumPad 3 -> DOWN */
+KP_1 -2 4 /* NumPad 1 -> LEFT */
+KP_9 -2 5 /* NumPad 9 -> RIGHT */
+KP_Decimal -2 0 /* NumPad . -> FIRE */
+
+
+
+
diff --git a/trunk/workspace/BMC/Pimmodore-64/BMC64.VKM/PLUS4EMU/rpi_pos.vkm b/trunk/workspace/BMC/Pimmodore-64/BMC64.VKM/PLUS4EMU/rpi_pos.vkm
new file mode 100644
index 00000000..9d69e928
--- /dev/null
+++ b/trunk/workspace/BMC/Pimmodore-64/BMC64.VKM/PLUS4EMU/rpi_pos.vkm
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+# Bare Metal Commodore keyboard mapping file suitable for real C64 keyboards using Keymmodore-64 interfase by K-rnivoro. https://github.com/K-rnivoro/Keymmodore-64
+# Tested with BMC v3.9 (https://accentual.com/bmc64/)
+# Mapped for positional compatibility with 264 Computers Series: Plus/4, Commodore-16 and Commodore-116 Keyboards.
+# Based on C64 Positional Layout, however some keys change position in order to be easier to use and remember.
+# The relevant changes are:
+# ESCAPE is mapped to Left-Arrow Key.
+# Cursor-Up is mapped to C64 Up-Arrow Key (C16/Plus-4 Up-Arrow is actually Shift+0).
+# Cursor-Left is mapped to C64 RESTORE Key (C16/Plus-4 CLEAR/HOME Key moves to C64 CLEAR/HOME key).
+# Cursor-Down is mapped to C64 Up/Down Cursor Key (It works only Down regardless Shift pressed or not, like the real C16/Plus-4 Key).
+# Cursor-Right is mapped to C64 Left/Right Cursor Key (It works only Right regardless Shift pressed or not, like the real C16/Plus-4 Key).
+#
+# This is not a VICE keymap file.
+#
+# 0: Del 1: Return 2: £ 3: Help
+# 4: F1 5: F2 6: F3 7: @
+# 8: 3 9: W 10: A 11: 4
+# 12: Z 13: S 14: E 15: Shift
+# 16: 5 17: R 18: D 19: 6
+# 20: C 21: F 22: T 23: X
+# 24: 7 25: Y 26: G 27: 8
+# 28: B 29: H 30: U 31: V
+# 32: 9 33: I 34: J 35: 0
+# 36: M 37: K 38: O 39: N
+# 40: Down 41: P 42: L 43: Up
+# 44: . 45: : 46: - 47: ,
+# 48: Left 49: * 50: ; 51: Right
+# 52: Esc 53: = 54: + 55: /
+# 56: 1 57: Home 58: Ctrl 59: 2
+# 60: Space 61: C= 62: Q 63: Stop
+#
+BackSpace 0
+Return 1
+Insert 2
+F7 3
+F1 4
+F3 5
+F5 6
+LeftBracket 7
+3 8
+w 9
+a 10
+4 11
+z 12
+s 13
+e 14
+Shift_L 15
+Shift_R 15
+5 16
+r 17
+d 18
+6 19
+c 20
+f 21
+t 22
+x 23
+7 24
+y 25
+g 26
+8 27
+b 28
+h 29
+u 30
+v 31
+9 32
+i 33
+j 34
+0 35
+m 36
+k 37
+o 38
+n 39
+Down 40
+p 41
+l 42
+# Changed Up to Arrow Up Key (Delete)
+Del 43
+Period 44
+SemiColon 45
+Equals 46
+Comma 47
+# Changed Left to RESTORE Key (Page_Up)
+PageUp 48
+RightBracket 49
+SingleQuote 50
+Right 51
+BackQuote 52
+BackSlash 53
+Dash 54
+Slash 55
+1 56
+Home 57
+Tab 58
+2 59
+Space 60
+Control_L 61
+q 62
+Escape 63
diff --git a/trunk/workspace/BMC/Pimmodore-64/BMC64.VKM/VIC20/rpi_pos.vkm b/trunk/workspace/BMC/Pimmodore-64/BMC64.VKM/VIC20/rpi_pos.vkm
new file mode 100644
index 00000000..95c8ccbe
--- /dev/null
+++ b/trunk/workspace/BMC/Pimmodore-64/BMC64.VKM/VIC20/rpi_pos.vkm
@@ -0,0 +1,195 @@
+# Bare Metal Commodore keyboard mapping file suitable for real C64 keyboards using Keymmodore-64 interfase by K-rnivoro. https://github.com/K-rnivoro/Keymmodore-64
+# Tested with BMC v3.9 (https://accentual.com/bmc64/)
+# Mapped for positional compatibility to C-64 Keyboards.
+#
+#
+# File format:
+# - comment lines start with '#'
+# - keyword lines start with '!keyword'
+# - normal line has 'keysym/scancode row column shiftflag'
+#
+# Keywords and their lines are:
+# '!CLEAR' clear whole table
+# '!INCLUDE filename' read file as mapping file
+# '!LSHIFT row col' left shift keyboard row/column
+# '!RSHIFT row col' right shift keyboard row/column
+# '!VSHIFT shiftkey' virtual shift key (RSHIFT or LSHIFT)
+# '!UNDEF keysym' remove keysym from table
+#
+# Shiftflag can have the values:
+# 0 key is not shifted for this keysym/scancode
+# 1 key is shifted for this keysym/scancode
+# 2 left shift
+# 4 right shift
+# 8 key can be shifted or not with this keysym/scancode
+# 16 deshift key for this keysym/scancode
+# 32 another definition for this keysym/scancode follows
+#
+# Negative row values:
+# 'keysym -1 n' joystick #1, direction n
+# 'keysym -2 n' joystick #2, direction n
+# 'keysym -3 0' first RESTORE key
+# 'keysym -3 1' second RESTORE key
+# 'keysym -4 0' 40/80 column key
+# 'keysym -4 1' CAPS (ASCII/DIN) key
+#
+# Joyport keypad key layout:
+# --------------------------
+# | 0 | 1 | 2 | 3 | 4 |
+# --------------------------
+# | 5 | 6 | 7 | 8 | 9 |
+# --------------------------
+# | 10 | 11 | 12 | 13 | 14 |
+# --------------------------
+# | 15 | 16 | 17 | 18 | 19 |
+# --------------------------
+#
+# When a bigger spaced key is used,
+# it uses the upper left most key value.
+# Positional Mapping, US Layout, VIC20, X11
+# VIC20 Keyboard matrix
+#
+# +-----+-----+-----+-----+-----+-----+-----+-----+
+# |Bit 0|Bit 1|Bit 2|Bit 3|Bit 4|Bit 5|Bit 6|Bit 7|
+# +-----+-----+-----+-----+-----+-----+-----+-----+-----+
+# |Bit 0| 1 ! |A_LFT| CTRL| R/S |SPACE| C= | Q | 2 " |
+# +-----+-----+-----+-----+-----+-----+-----+-----+-----+
+# |Bit 1| 3 # | W | A | S_L | Z | S | E | 4 $ |
+# +-----+-----+-----+-----+-----+-----+-----+-----+-----+
+# |Bit 2| 5 % | R | D | X | C | F | T | 6 & |
+# +-----+-----+-----+-----+-----+-----+-----+-----+-----+
+# |Bit 3| 7 ' | Y | G | V | B | H | U | 8 ( |
+# +-----+-----+-----+-----+-----+-----+-----+-----+-----+
+# |Bit 4| 9 ) | I | J | N | M | K | O | 0 |
+# +-----+-----+-----+-----+-----+-----+-----+-----+-----+
+# |Bit 5| + | P | L | , < | . > | : [ | @ | - |
+# +-----+-----+-----+-----+-----+-----+-----+-----+-----+
+# |Bit 6|POUND| * | ; ] | / ? | S_R | = | A_UP| HOME|
+# +-----+-----+-----+-----+-----+-----+-----+-----+-----+
+# |Bit 7| DEL |Retrn|C_L/R|C_U/D| F1 | F3 | F5 | F7 |
+# +-----+-----+-----+-----+-----+-----+-----+-----+-----+
+!CLEAR
+!LSHIFT 1 3
+!RSHIFT 6 4
+!VSHIFT RSHIFT
+!SHIFTL LSHIFT
+
+
+
+#####################
+# |Bit 0| 1 ! |A_LFT| CTRL| R/S |SPACE| C= | Q | 2 " |
+BackQuote 0 1 8
+Tab 0 2 8
+Escape 0 3 8
+Space 0 4 8
+Control_L 0 5 8
+
+#####################
+# |Bit 1| 3 # | W | A | S_L | Z | S | E | 4 $ |
+
+Shift_L 1 3 2
+
+
+#####################
+# |Bit 2| 5 % | R | D | X | C | F | T | 6 & |
+
+
+#####################
+# |Bit 3| 7 ' | Y | G | V | B | H | U | 8 ( |
+
+
+#####################
+# |Bit 4| 9 ) | I | J | N | M | K | O | 0 |
+
+
+######################
+# |Bit 5| + | P | L | , < | . > | : [ | @ | - |
+
+Dash 5 0 8
+Comma 5 3 8
+Colon 5 3 8
+Period 5 4 8
+SemiColon 5 5 8
+LeftBracket 5 6 8
+Equals 5 7 8
+
+
+#####################
+# |Bit 6|POUND| * | ; ] | / ? | S_R | = | A_UP| HOME|
+
+Insert 6 0 8
+RightBracket 6 1 8
+SingleQuote 6 2 8
+Slash 6 3 8
+Shift_R 6 4 4
+BackSlash 6 5 8
+Del 6 6 8
+Home 6 7 8
+
+#####################
+# |Bit 7| DEL |Retrn|C_L/R|C_U/D| F1 | F3 | F5 | F7 |
+
+BackSpace 7 0 8
+Return 7 1 8
+Right 7 2 8
+Down 7 3 8
+F1 7 4 8
+F3 7 5 8
+F5 7 6 8
+F7 7 7 8
+
+
+### Numbers & Letters
+0 4 7 8
+1 0 0 8
+2 0 7 8
+3 1 0 8
+4 1 7 8
+5 2 0 8
+6 2 7 8
+7 3 0 8
+8 3 7 8
+9 4 0 8
+a 1 2 8
+b 3 4 8
+c 2 4 8
+d 2 2 8
+e 1 6 8
+f 2 5 8
+g 3 2 8
+h 3 5 8
+i 4 1 8
+j 4 2 8
+k 4 5 8
+l 5 2 8
+m 4 4 8
+n 4 3 8
+o 4 6 8
+p 5 1 8
+q 0 6 8
+r 2 1 8
+s 1 5 8
+t 2 6 8
+u 3 6 8
+v 3 3 8
+w 1 1 8
+x 2 3 8
+y 3 1 8
+z 1 4 8
+
+# Restore key mappings
+PageUp -3 0
+
+# joystick keymap A (port 1)
+264 -1 7 /* NumPad 8 -> UP */
+258 -1 2 /* NumPad 2 -> DOWN */
+260 -1 4 /* NumPad 4 -> LEFT */
+262 -1 5 /* NumPad 6 -> RIGHT */
+256 -1 0 /* NumPad 0 -> FIRE */
+
+# joystick Keymap B (port 2)
+265 -2 7 /* NumPad 9 -> UP */
+259 -2 2 /* NumPad 3 -> DOWN */
+263 -2 4 /* NumPad 7 -> LEFT */
+257 -2 5 /* NumPad 1 -> RIGHT */
+266 -2 0 /* NumPad . -> FIRE */
diff --git a/trunk/workspace/BMC/Pimmodore-64/Keyboard/GitHub - K-rnivoro-Keymmodore-64- An interfase for Commodore-64 Keyboard to USB, 100% compatible with PC-Linux-Android, inclu.url b/trunk/workspace/BMC/Pimmodore-64/Keyboard/GitHub - K-rnivoro-Keymmodore-64- An interfase for Commodore-64 Keyboard to USB, 100% compatible with PC-Linux-Android, inclu.url
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@@ -0,0 +1,2 @@
+[InternetShortcut]
+URL=https://github.com/K-rnivoro/Keymmodore-64
diff --git a/trunk/workspace/BMC/Pimmodore-64/Keyboard/Pi.Pico.firmwares/key64_rp2040_common_anode.uf2 b/trunk/workspace/BMC/Pimmodore-64/Keyboard/Pi.Pico.firmwares/key64_rp2040_common_anode.uf2
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diff --git a/trunk/workspace/BMC/Pimmodore-64/Pimmodore-64/BMC 4.2 -autoswitch/BMC 4.2 -autoswitch/C128/PUT_ROMS_HERE b/trunk/workspace/BMC/Pimmodore-64/Pimmodore-64/BMC 4.2 -autoswitch/BMC 4.2 -autoswitch/C128/PUT_ROMS_HERE
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@@ -0,0 +1 @@
+Place KERNAL, CHARGEN, BASIC and d1541II ROMS in this dir.
diff --git a/trunk/workspace/BMC/Pimmodore-64/Pimmodore-64/BMC 4.2 -autoswitch/BMC 4.2 -autoswitch/C128/basic64 b/trunk/workspace/BMC/Pimmodore-64/Pimmodore-64/BMC 4.2 -autoswitch/BMC 4.2 -autoswitch/C128/basic64
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--- /dev/null
+++ b/trunk/workspace/BMC/Pimmodore-64/Pimmodore-64/BMC 4.2 -autoswitch/BMC 4.2 -autoswitch/C128/bootstat.txt
@@ -0,0 +1,35 @@
+# This file tells stdio glue code to fast fail, fast stat certain files
+# that are accessed at boot time in order to speed up the boot process.
+# If this file is missing, the default internal list will be used which
+# matches the checked in version.
+#
+# Note: Any unqualified filename will fake success or fail for the file
+# regardless of the directory it resides in. Machine kernal and character
+# roms you know are present can have a 'stat' entry here. Any files you want
+# to fail regardless of where they reside can have a 'fail' entry. If you
+# want to store your drive rom files in DRIVES, you can add fail entries
+# for /C128/filename to speed up boot slightly since VICE looks for those
+# files first in the machine specific dir. But this is not necessary.
+stat,kernal,16384
+stat,kernal64,8192
+stat,basic64,8192
+stat,basichi,16384
+stat,basiclo,16384
+stat,chargen,8192
+stat,JiffyDOS_1541-II.bin,16384
+stat,JiffyDOS_1571.bin,16384
+stat,JiffyDOS_C128,16384
+fail,fliplist-C128.vfl,0
+fail,mps803,0
+fail,mps803.vpl,0
+fail,nl10-cbm,0
+fail,1520.vpl,0
+fail,dos1540,0
+fail,dos1570,0
+fail,dos2000,0
+fail,dos4000,0
+fail,dos2031,0
+fail,dos2040,0
+fail,dos3040,0
+fail,dos4040,0
+fail,dos1001,0
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diff --git a/trunk/workspace/BMC/Pimmodore-64/Pimmodore-64/BMC 4.2 -autoswitch/BMC 4.2 -autoswitch/C128/rpi_maxi_pos.vkm b/trunk/workspace/BMC/Pimmodore-64/Pimmodore-64/BMC 4.2 -autoswitch/BMC 4.2 -autoswitch/C128/rpi_maxi_pos.vkm
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index 00000000..bcf9ffcf
--- /dev/null
+++ b/trunk/workspace/BMC/Pimmodore-64/Pimmodore-64/BMC 4.2 -autoswitch/BMC 4.2 -autoswitch/C128/rpi_maxi_pos.vkm
@@ -0,0 +1,119 @@
+# BMC64 keyboard mapping file for TheC64 ('Maxi')
+#
+# A Keyboard map is read in as patch to the current map.
+#
+# File format:
+# - comment lines start with '#'
+# - keyword lines start with '!keyword'
+# - normal line has 'keysym/scancode row column shiftflag'
+#
+# Keywords and their lines are:
+# '!CLEAR' clear whole table
+# '!INCLUDE filename' read file as mapping file
+# '!LSHIFT row col' left shift keyboard row/column
+# '!RSHIFT row col' right shift keyboard row/column
+# '!VSHIFT shiftkey' virtual shift key (RSHIFT or LSHIFT)
+# '!UNDEF keysym' remove keysym from table
+#
+# Shiftflag can have the values:
+# 0 key is not shifted for this keysym/scancode
+# 1 key is shifted for this keysym/scancode
+# 2 left shift
+# 4 right shift
+# 8 key can be shifted or not with this keysym/scancode
+# 16 deshift key for this keysym/scancode
+# 32 another definition for this keysym/scancode follows
+#
+# Negative row values:
+# 'keysym -1 n' joystick #1, direction n
+# 'keysym -2 n' joystick #2, direction n
+# 'keysym -3 0' first RESTORE key
+# 'keysym -3 1' second RESTORE key
+# 'keysym -4 0' 40/80 column key
+# 'keysym -4 1' CAPS (ASCII/DIN) key
+#
+
+!CLEAR
+!LSHIFT 1 7
+!RSHIFT 6 4
+!VSHIFT RSHIFT
+
+Control_L 7 2 8 /* Ctrl */
+Super_L 7 5 0 /* Commodore Key */
+BackSpace 0 0 8
+Down 0 7 8
+Escape 7 7 8 /* RunStop */
+F1 0 4 8
+F2 0 4 1
+F3 0 5 8
+F4 0 5 1
+F5 0 6 8
+F6 0 6 1
+F7 0 3 8
+F8 0 3 1
+Home 6 3 8 /* Clr */
+Insert 0 0 16 /* Insert */
+Left 0 2 1
+Return 0 1 8
+Right 0 2 8
+Shift_L 1 7 2
+Shift_R 6 4 4
+Up 0 7 1
+KP_Add 5 0 8 /* + */
+KP_Subtract 5 3 8 /* - */
+Apostrophe 6 6 8 /* Up Arrow */
+LeftBracket 5 5 8 /* : -> : */
+SemiColon 6 1 8 /* * -> * */
+Comma 5 7 8 /* , -> , */
+BackSlash 5 6 8 /* @ -> @ */
+Pound 6 5 0 /* equal */
+Equals 6 5 8 /* = -> = */
+Period 5 4 8 /* . */
+Dash 6 0 8 /* Pound */
+SingleQuote 6 6 8 /* Up Arrow */
+Slash 6 7 8 /* / -> / */
+Space 7 4 8 /* space */
+Insert 6 0 8 /* sterling */
+RightBracket 6 2 8 /* ; -> ; */
+BackQuote 7 1 0 /* arrowleft */
+Del 6 6 8 /* arrowup */
+0 4 3 8
+1 7 0 8
+2 7 3 8
+3 1 0 8
+4 1 3 8
+5 2 0 8
+6 2 3 8
+7 3 0 8
+8 3 3 8
+9 4 0 8
+a 1 2 8
+b 3 4 8
+c 2 4 8
+d 2 2 8
+e 1 6 8
+f 2 5 8
+g 3 2 8
+h 3 5 8
+i 4 1 8
+j 4 2 8
+k 4 5 8
+l 5 2 8
+m 4 4 8
+n 4 7 8
+o 4 6 8
+p 5 1 8
+q 7 6 8
+r 2 1 8
+s 1 5 8
+t 2 6 8
+u 3 6 8
+v 3 7 8
+w 1 1 8
+x 2 7 8
+y 3 1 8
+z 1 4 8
+
+# Restore key mappings
+CapsLock -4 1
+Tab -3 0
diff --git a/trunk/workspace/BMC/Pimmodore-64/Pimmodore-64/BMC 4.2 -autoswitch/BMC 4.2 -autoswitch/C128/rpi_pos.vkm b/trunk/workspace/BMC/Pimmodore-64/Pimmodore-64/BMC 4.2 -autoswitch/BMC 4.2 -autoswitch/C128/rpi_pos.vkm
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index 00000000..34e4831c
--- /dev/null
+++ b/trunk/workspace/BMC/Pimmodore-64/Pimmodore-64/BMC 4.2 -autoswitch/BMC 4.2 -autoswitch/C128/rpi_pos.vkm
@@ -0,0 +1,265 @@
+# Bare Metal Commodore keyboard mapping file suitable for real C64 keyboards using Keymmodore-64 interfase by K-rnivoro. https://github.com/K-rnivoro/Keymmodore-64
+# Tested with BMC v3.9 (https://accentual.com/bmc64/)
+# Mapped for positional compatibility to C-128 Keyboards.
+# Based on C64 Positional Layout.
+# Keys not present in C-64 (like NumPad Keys, ESC, TAB) are accessed with Right Shift Key.
+#
+# File format:
+# - comment lines start with '#'
+# - keyword lines start with '!keyword'
+# - normal line has 'keysym/scancode row column shiftflag'
+#
+# Keywords and their lines are:
+# '!CLEAR' clear whole table
+# '!INCLUDE filename' read file as mapping file
+# '!LSHIFT row col' left shift keyboard row/column
+# '!RSHIFT row col' right shift keyboard row/column
+# '!VSHIFT shiftkey' virtual shift key (RSHIFT or LSHIFT)
+# '!UNDEF keysym' remove keysym from table
+#
+# Shiftflag can have the values:
+# 0 key is not shifted for this keysym/scancode
+# 1 key is shifted for this keysym/scancode
+# 2 left shift
+# 4 right shift
+# 8 key can be shifted or not with this keysym/scancode
+# 16 deshift key for this keysym/scancode
+# 32 another definition for this keysym/scancode follows
+#
+# Negative row values:
+# 'keysym -1 n' joystick #1, direction n
+# 'keysym -2 n' joystick #2, direction n
+# 'keysym -3 0' first RESTORE key
+# 'keysym -3 1' second RESTORE key
+# 'keysym -4 0' 40/80 column key
+# 'keysym -4 1' CAPS (ASCII/DIN) key
+# 'keysym -5 n' joyport keypad, key n
+#
+# Joystick direction values:
+# 0 Fire
+# 1 South/West
+# 2 South
+# 3 South/East
+# 4 West
+# 5 East
+# 6 North/West
+# 7 North
+# 8 North/East
+#
+# Joyport keypad key layout:
+# --------------------------
+# | 0 | 1 | 2 | 3 | 4 |
+# --------------------------
+# | 5 | 6 | 7 | 8 | 9 |
+# --------------------------
+# | 10 | 11 | 12 | 13 | 14 |
+# --------------------------
+# | 15 | 16 | 17 | 18 | 19 |
+# --------------------------
+#
+# When a bigger spaced key is used,
+# it uses the upper left most key value.
+
+# Positional Mapping, US Layout, C128, X11
+
+# C128 Keyboard matrix
+#
+# +-----+-----+-----+-----+-----+-----+-----+-----+
+# |Bit 0|Bit 1|Bit 2|Bit 3|Bit 4|Bit 5|Bit 6|Bit 7|
+# +-----+-----+-----+-----+-----+-----+-----+-----+-----+
+# |Bit 0| DEL |Retrn|C_L/R| F7 | F1 | F3 | F5 |C_U/D|
+# +-----+-----+-----+-----+-----+-----+-----+-----+-----+
+# |Bit 1| 3 # | W | A | 4 $ | Z | S | E | S_L |
+# +-----+-----+-----+-----+-----+-----+-----+-----+-----+
+# |Bit 2| 5 % | R | D | 6 & | C | F | T | X |
+# +-----+-----+-----+-----+-----+-----+-----+-----+-----+
+# |Bit 3| 7 ' | Y | G | 8 ( | B | H | U | V |
+# +-----+-----+-----+-----+-----+-----+-----+-----+-----+
+# |Bit 4| 9 ) | I | J | 0 | M | K | O | N |
+# +-----+-----+-----+-----+-----+-----+-----+-----+-----+
+# |Bit 5| + | P | L | - | . > | : [ | @ | , < |
+# +-----+-----+-----+-----+-----+-----+-----+-----+-----+
+# |Bit 6|POUND| * | ; ] | HOME| S_R | = | A_UP| / ? |
+# +-----+-----+-----+-----+-----+-----+-----+-----+-----+
+# |Bit 7| 1 ! |A_LFT| CTRL| 2 " |SPACE| C= | Q | R/S |
+# +-----+-----+-----+-----+-----+-----+-----+-----+-----+
+#
+# +-----+-----+-----+-----+-----+-----+-----+-----+
+# |Bit 0|Bit 1|Bit 2|Bit 3|Bit 4|Bit 5|Bit 6|Bit 7|
+# +------+-----+-----+-----+-----+-----+-----+-----+-----+
+# |Bit 8 |HELP | KP 8| KP 5| TAB | KP 2| KP 4| KP 7| KP 1|
+# +------+-----+-----+-----+-----+-----+-----+-----+-----+
+# |Bit 9 | ESC | KP +| KP -| LF |KP CR| KP 6| KP 9| KP 3|
+# +------+-----+-----+-----+-----+-----+-----+-----+-----+
+# |Bit 10| ALT | KP 0| KP .|A.UP |A.DWN|A.LFT|A.RGT|NOSCR|
+# +------+-----+-----+-----+-----+-----+-----+-----+-----+
+
+
+!CLEAR
+!LSHIFT 1 7
+!RSHIFT 6 4
+!VSHIFT RSHIFT
+
+
+# 40/80 column key
+F6 -4 0
+
+# CAPS LOCK (ASCII/DIN) key
+F10 -4 1
+
+
+####################
+# Restore key mappings
+PageUp -3 0
+
+
+
+#####################
+# |Bit 0| DEL |Retrn|C_L/R| F7 | F1 | F3 | F5 |C_U/D|
+
+BackSpace 0 0 8
+Return 0 1 8
+#Left 0 2 1
+Right 0 2 8
+F1 0 4 8
+F3 0 5 8
+F5 0 6 8
+F7 0 3 8
+Down 0 7 8
+#Up 0 7 1
+
+#####################
+# |Bit 1| 3 # | W | A | 4 $ | Z | S | E | S_L |
+
+Shift_L 1 7 2
+
+
+#####################
+# |Bit 2| 5 % | R | D | 6 & | C | F | T | X |
+
+
+#####################
+# |Bit 3| 7 ' | Y | G | 8 ( | B | H | U | V |
+
+
+#####################
+# |Bit 4| 9 ) | I | J | 0 | M | K | O | N |
+
+
+#####################
+# |Bit 5| + | P | L | - | . > | : [ | @ | , < |
+
+Dash 5 0 8
+Equals 5 3 8
+Period 5 4 32
+Period 5 4 1
+SemiColon 5 5 32
+SemiColon 5 5 1
+LeftBracket 5 6 8
+Comma 5 7 32
+Comma 5 7 1
+
+#####################
+# |Bit 6| POUND | * | ; ] | HOME| S_R | = | A_UP| / ? |
+
+Insert 6 0 8
+RightBracket 6 1 8
+SingleQuote 6 2 32
+SingleQuote 6 2 1
+Home 6 3 8
+Shift_R 6 4 4
+BackSlash 6 5 8
+Del 6 6 8
+Slash 6 7 32
+Slash 6 7 1
+
+#####################
+# |Bit 7| 1 ! |A_LFT| CTRL| 2 " |SPACE| C= | Q | R/S |
+
+BackQuote 7 1 8 # Arrow_LFT <-
+Tab 7 2 8 # Control <-
+Space 7 4 8
+Control_L 7 5 8 # CBM Key
+Escape 7 7 8 # RUN/STOP <-
+
+#####################
+# |Bit 8 |HELP | KP 8| KP 5| TAB | KP 2| KP 4| KP 7| KP 1|
+
+F2 8 0 8
+KP_8 8 1 8
+KP_5 8 2 8
+F11 8 3 8 # TAB <-
+KP_2 8 4 8
+KP_4 8 5 8
+KP_7 8 6 8
+KP_1 8 7 8
+
+#####################
+# |Bit 9 | ESC | KP +| KP -| LF |KP CR| KP 6| KP 9| KP 3|
+
+KP_Multiply 9 0 8
+KP_Add 9 1 8
+KP_Subtract 9 2 8
+F4 9 3 8
+KP_Enter 9 4 8
+KP_6 9 5 8
+KP_9 9 6 8
+KP_3 9 7 8
+
+#####################
+# |Bit 10| ALT | KP 0| KP .|A.UP |A.DWN|A.LFT|A.RGT|NOSCR|
+
+F9 10 0 8
+KP_0 10 1 8
+KP_Decimal 10 2 8
+Up 10 3 8
+#Down 10 4 8
+Left 10 5 8
+#Right 10 6 8
+KP_Divide 10 7 8
+
+
+#####################
+# letters and numbers
+
+0 4 3 8
+1 7 0 8
+2 7 3 8
+3 1 0 8
+4 1 3 8
+5 2 0 8
+6 2 3 8
+7 3 0 8
+8 3 3 8
+9 4 0 8
+a 1 2 8
+b 3 4 8
+c 2 4 8
+d 2 2 8
+e 1 6 8
+f 2 5 8
+g 3 2 8
+h 3 5 8
+i 4 1 8
+j 4 2 8
+k 4 5 8
+l 5 2 8
+m 4 4 8
+n 4 7 8
+o 4 6 8
+p 5 1 8
+q 7 6 8
+r 2 1 8
+s 1 5 8
+t 2 6 8
+u 3 6 8
+v 3 7 8
+w 1 1 8
+x 2 7 8
+y 3 1 8
+z 1 4 8
+
+
+
+
+##############################################################################
\ No newline at end of file
diff --git a/trunk/workspace/BMC/Pimmodore-64/Pimmodore-64/BMC 4.2 -autoswitch/BMC 4.2 -autoswitch/C128/rpi_sym.vkm b/trunk/workspace/BMC/Pimmodore-64/Pimmodore-64/BMC 4.2 -autoswitch/BMC 4.2 -autoswitch/C128/rpi_sym.vkm
new file mode 100644
index 00000000..64680495
--- /dev/null
+++ b/trunk/workspace/BMC/Pimmodore-64/Pimmodore-64/BMC 4.2 -autoswitch/BMC 4.2 -autoswitch/C128/rpi_sym.vkm
@@ -0,0 +1,181 @@
+# VICE keyboard mapping file
+#
+# A Keyboard map is read in as patch to the current map.
+#
+# File format:
+# - comment lines start with '#'
+# - keyword lines start with '!keyword'
+# - normal line has 'keysym/scancode row column shiftflag'
+#
+# Keywords and their lines are:
+# '!CLEAR' clear whole table
+# '!INCLUDE filename' read file as mapping file
+# '!LSHIFT row col' left shift keyboard row/column
+# '!RSHIFT row col' right shift keyboard row/column
+# '!VSHIFT shiftkey' virtual shift key (RSHIFT or LSHIFT)
+# '!SHIFTL shiftkey' shift lock key (RSHIFT or LSHIFT)
+# '!UNDEF keysym' remove keysym from table
+#
+# Shiftflag can have the values:
+# 0 key is not shifted for this keysym/scancode
+# 1 key is shifted for this keysym/scancode
+# 2 left shift
+# 4 right shift
+# 8 key can be shifted or not with this keysym/scancode
+# 16 deshift key for this keysym/scancode
+# 32 another definition for this keysym/scancode follows
+# 64 shift lock
+# 256 key is used for an alternative keyboard mapping
+#
+# Negative row values:
+# 'keysym -1 n' joystick keymap A, direction n
+# 'keysym -2 n' joystick keymap B, direction n
+# 'keysym -3 0' first RESTORE key
+# 'keysym -3 1' second RESTORE key
+# 'keysym -4 0' 40/80 column key
+# 'keysym -4 1' CAPS (ASCII/DIN) key
+# 'keysym -5 n' joyport keypad, key n
+#
+# Joystick direction values:
+# 0 Fire
+# 1 South/West
+# 2 South
+# 3 South/East
+# 4 West
+# 5 East
+# 6 North/West
+# 7 North
+# 8 North/East
+#
+# Joyport keypad key layout:
+# --------------------------
+# | 0 | 1 | 2 | 3 | 4 |
+# --------------------------
+# | 5 | 6 | 7 | 8 | 9 |
+# --------------------------
+# | 10 | 11 | 12 | 13 | 14 |
+# --------------------------
+# | 15 | 16 | 17 | 18 | 19 |
+# --------------------------
+#
+# When a bigger spaced key is used,
+# it uses the upper left most key value.
+
+# SDL symbolic map for the C64, the SCPU64, and the C64DTV
+
+# C64 keyboard matrix:
+#
+# +-----+-----+-----+-----+-----+-----+-----+-----+
+# |Bit 0|Bit 1|Bit 2|Bit 3|Bit 4|Bit 5|Bit 6|Bit 7|
+# +-----+-----+-----+-----+-----+-----+-----+-----+-----+
+# |Bit 0| DEL |Retrn|C_L/R| F7 | F1 | F3 | F5 |C_U/D|
+# +-----+-----+-----+-----+-----+-----+-----+-----+-----+
+# |Bit 1| 3 # | W | A | 4 $ | Z | S | E | S_L |
+# +-----+-----+-----+-----+-----+-----+-----+-----+-----+
+# |Bit 2| 5 % | R | D | 6 & | C | F | T | X |
+# +-----+-----+-----+-----+-----+-----+-----+-----+-----+
+# |Bit 3| 7 ' | Y | G | 8 ( | B | H | U | V |
+# +-----+-----+-----+-----+-----+-----+-----+-----+-----+
+# |Bit 4| 9 ) | I | J | 0 | M | K | O | N |
+# +-----+-----+-----+-----+-----+-----+-----+-----+-----+
+# |Bit 5| + | P | L | - | . > | : [ | @ | , < |
+# +-----+-----+-----+-----+-----+-----+-----+-----+-----+
+# |Bit 6|POUND| * | ; ] | HOME| S_R | = | A_UP| / ? |
+# +-----+-----+-----+-----+-----+-----+-----+-----+-----+
+# |Bit 7| 1 ! |A_LFT| CTRL| 2 " |SPACE| C= | Q | R/S |
+# +-----+-----+-----+-----+-----+-----+-----+-----+-----+
+
+!CLEAR
+!LSHIFT 1 7
+!RSHIFT 6 4
+!VSHIFT RSHIFT
+!SHIFTL LSHIFT
+
+Escape 7 7 8 /* ESC -> Run/Stop */
+1 7 0 8 /* 1 -> 1 */
+2 7 3 32 /* 2 -> 2 */
+2 5 6 16 /* @ -> @ */
+3 1 0 8 /* 3 -> 3 */
+4 1 3 8 /* 4 -> 4 */
+5 2 0 8 /* 5 -> 5 */
+6 2 3 32 /* 6 -> 6 */
+6 6 6 16 /* ^ -> ^ */
+7 3 0 32 /* 7 -> 7 */
+7 2 3 1 /* & -> & */
+8 3 3 32 /* 8 -> 8 */
+8 6 1 16 /* * -> * */
+9 4 0 32 /* 9 -> 9 */
+9 3 3 1 /* ( -> ( */
+0 4 3 32 /* 0 -> 0 */
+0 4 0 1 /* ) -> ) */
+Dash 5 3 8 /* Minus -> Minus */
+Equals 6 5 32 /* = -> = */
+Equals 5 0 16 /* + -> + */
+Pound 6 5 32 /* = -> = */
+Pound 5 0 16 /* + -> + */
+BackSpace 0 0 8 /* Backspace -> DEL */
+Control_L 7 5 8 /* Cntrl -> CBM */
+q 7 6 8 /* Q -> Q */
+w 1 1 8 /* W -> W */
+e 1 6 8 /* E -> E */
+r 2 1 8 /* R -> R */
+t 2 6 8 /* T -> T */
+y 3 1 8 /* Y -> Y */
+u 3 6 8 /* U -> U */
+i 4 1 8 /* I -> I */
+o 4 6 8 /* O -> O */
+p 5 1 8 /* P -> P */
+LeftBracket 5 5 1 /* [ -> [ */
+RightBracket 6 2 1 /* ] -> ] */
+Return 0 1 8 /* Return -> Return */
+Tab 7 2 8 /* Tab -> Ctrl */
+a 1 2 8 /* A -> A */
+s 1 5 8 /* S -> S */
+d 2 2 8 /* D -> D */
+f 2 5 8 /* F -> F */
+g 3 2 8 /* G -> G */
+h 3 5 8 /* H -> H */
+j 4 2 8 /* J -> J */
+k 4 5 8 /* K -> K */
+l 5 2 8 /* L -> L */
+SemiColon 6 2 32 /* ; -> ; */
+SemiColon 5 5 16 /* : -> : */
+SingleQuote 3 0 33 /* ' -> ' */
+SingleQuote 7 3 1 /* " -> " */
+BackQuote 7 1 32 /* ` -> Left Arrow */
+BackQuote 6 6 1 /* ~ -> Pi */
+BackSlash 6 0 8 /* \ -> Lira */
+Shift_L 1 7 2 /* Left Shift -> Left Shift */
+CapsLock 1 7 64 /* Caps Lock -> Shift Lock */
+z 1 4 8 /* Z -> Z */
+x 2 7 8 /* X -> X */
+c 2 4 8 /* C -> C */
+v 3 7 8 /* V -> V */
+b 3 4 8 /* B -> B */
+n 4 7 8 /* N -> N */
+m 4 4 8 /* M -> M */
+Comma 5 7 8 /* , -> , */
+Period 5 4 8 /* . -> . */
+Slash 6 7 8 /* / -> / */
+Shift_R 6 4 4 /* Right Shift -> Right Shift */
+Space 7 4 8 /* Space -> Space */
+F1 0 4 8 /* F1 -> F1 */
+F2 0 4 1 /* F2 -> F2 */
+F3 0 5 8 /* F3 -> F3 */
+F4 0 5 1 /* F4 -> F4 */
+F5 0 6 8 /* F5 -> F5 */
+F6 0 6 1 /* F6 -> F6 */
+F7 0 3 8 /* F7 -> F7 */
+F8 0 3 1 /* F8 -> F8 */
+Home 6 3 8 /* Home -> CLR/HOME */
+Up 0 7 1 /* Up -> CRSR UP */
+Down 0 7 8 /* Down -> CRSR DOWN */
+Insert 0 0 1 /* Insert -> INS */
+Del 0 0 8 /* Delete -> DEL */
+Left 0 2 1 /* Left -> Left */
+Right 0 2 8 /* Right -> Right */
+
+# Restore key mappings
+PageUp -3 0
+
+F11 -4 0 /* 40/80 Columns */
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diff --git a/trunk/workspace/BMC/Pimmodore-64/Pimmodore-64/BMC 4.2 -autoswitch/BMC 4.2 -autoswitch/C64/PUT_ROMS_HERE b/trunk/workspace/BMC/Pimmodore-64/Pimmodore-64/BMC 4.2 -autoswitch/BMC 4.2 -autoswitch/C64/PUT_ROMS_HERE
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index 00000000..2dabf72d
--- /dev/null
+++ b/trunk/workspace/BMC/Pimmodore-64/Pimmodore-64/BMC 4.2 -autoswitch/BMC 4.2 -autoswitch/C64/PUT_ROMS_HERE
@@ -0,0 +1 @@
+Place KERNAL, CHARGEN, BASIC and d1541II ROMS in this dir.
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+++ b/trunk/workspace/BMC/Pimmodore-64/Pimmodore-64/BMC 4.2 -autoswitch/BMC 4.2 -autoswitch/C64/bootstat.txt
@@ -0,0 +1,36 @@
+# This file tells stdio glue code to fast fail, fast stat certain files
+# that are accessed at boot time in order to speed up the boot process.
+# If this file is missing, the default internal list will be used which
+# matches the checked in version.
+#
+# Note: Any unqualified filename will fake success or fail for the file
+# regardless of the directory it resides in. Machine kernal and character
+# roms you know are present can have a 'stat' entry here. Any files you want
+# to fail regardless of where they reside can have a 'fail' entry. If you
+# want to store your drive rom files in DRIVES, you can add fail entries
+# for /C64/filename to speed up boot slightly since VICE looks for those
+# files first in the machine specific dir. But this is not necessary.
+stat,kernal,8192
+stat,JiffyDOS_C64.bin,8192
+stat,JaffyDosBlk.bin,8192
+stat,JaffyDosBlu.bin,8192
+stat,KrniDosBlk.bin,8192
+stat,KrniDosBlu.bin,8192
+stat,Pi64DosBlu.bin,8192
+stat,basic,8192
+stat,chargen,4096
+stat,JiffyDOS_1541-II.bin,16384
+fail,fliplist-C64.vfl,0
+fail,mps803,0
+fail,mps803.vpl,0
+fail,nl10-cbm,0
+fail,1520.vpl,0
+fail,dos1540,0
+fail,dos1570,0
+fail,dos2000,0
+fail,dos4000,0
+fail,dos2031,0
+fail,dos2040,0
+fail,dos3040,0
+fail,dos4040,0
+fail,dos1001,0
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+++ b/trunk/workspace/BMC/Pimmodore-64/Pimmodore-64/BMC 4.2 -autoswitch/BMC 4.2 -autoswitch/C64/rpi_maxi_pos.vkm
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+# BMC64 keyboard mapping file for TheC64 ('Maxi')
+#
+# A Keyboard map is read in as patch to the current map.
+#
+# File format:
+# - comment lines start with '#'
+# - keyword lines start with '!keyword'
+# - normal line has 'keysym/scancode row column shiftflag'
+#
+# Keywords and their lines are:
+# '!CLEAR' clear whole table
+# '!INCLUDE filename' read file as mapping file
+# '!LSHIFT row col' left shift keyboard row/column
+# '!RSHIFT row col' right shift keyboard row/column
+# '!VSHIFT shiftkey' virtual shift key (RSHIFT or LSHIFT)
+# '!UNDEF keysym' remove keysym from table
+#
+# Shiftflag can have the values:
+# 0 key is not shifted for this keysym/scancode
+# 1 key is shifted for this keysym/scancode
+# 2 left shift
+# 4 right shift
+# 8 key can be shifted or not with this keysym/scancode
+# 16 deshift key for this keysym/scancode
+# 32 another definition for this keysym/scancode follows
+#
+# Negative row values:
+# 'keysym -1 n' joystick #1, direction n
+# 'keysym -2 n' joystick #2, direction n
+# 'keysym -3 0' first RESTORE key
+# 'keysym -3 1' second RESTORE key
+# 'keysym -4 0' 40/80 column key
+# 'keysym -4 1' CAPS (ASCII/DIN) key
+#
+
+!CLEAR
+!LSHIFT 1 7
+!RSHIFT 6 4
+!VSHIFT RSHIFT
+
+Control_L 7 2 8 /* Ctrl */
+Super_L 7 5 0 /* Commodore Key */
+BackSpace 0 0 8
+Down 0 7 8
+Escape 7 7 8 /* RunStop */
+F1 0 4 8
+F2 0 4 1
+F3 0 5 8
+F4 0 5 1
+F5 0 6 8
+F6 0 6 1
+F7 0 3 8
+F8 0 3 1
+Home 6 3 8 /* Clr */
+Insert 0 0 16 /* Insert */
+Left 0 2 1
+Return 0 1 8
+Right 0 2 8
+Shift_L 1 7 2
+Shift_R 6 4 4
+Up 0 7 1
+KP_Add 5 0 8 /* + */
+KP_Subtract 5 3 8 /* - */
+Apostrophe 6 6 8 /* Up Arrow */
+LeftBracket 5 5 8 /* : -> : */
+SemiColon 6 1 8 /* * -> * */
+Comma 5 7 8 /* , -> , */
+BackSlash 5 6 8 /* @ -> @ */
+Pound 6 5 0 /* equal */
+Equals 6 5 8 /* = -> = */
+Period 5 4 8 /* . */
+Dash 6 0 8 /* Pound */
+SingleQuote 6 6 8 /* Up Arrow */
+Slash 6 7 8 /* / -> / */
+Space 7 4 8 /* space */
+Insert 6 0 8 /* sterling */
+RightBracket 6 2 8 /* ; -> ; */
+BackQuote 7 1 0 /* arrowleft */
+Del 6 6 8 /* arrowup */
+0 4 3 8
+1 7 0 8
+2 7 3 8
+3 1 0 8
+4 1 3 8
+5 2 0 8
+6 2 3 8
+7 3 0 8
+8 3 3 8
+9 4 0 8
+a 1 2 8
+b 3 4 8
+c 2 4 8
+d 2 2 8
+e 1 6 8
+f 2 5 8
+g 3 2 8
+h 3 5 8
+i 4 1 8
+j 4 2 8
+k 4 5 8
+l 5 2 8
+m 4 4 8
+n 4 7 8
+o 4 6 8
+p 5 1 8
+q 7 6 8
+r 2 1 8
+s 1 5 8
+t 2 6 8
+u 3 6 8
+v 3 7 8
+w 1 1 8
+x 2 7 8
+y 3 1 8
+z 1 4 8
+
+# Restore key mappings
+CapsLock -4 1
+Tab -3 0
diff --git a/trunk/workspace/BMC/Pimmodore-64/Pimmodore-64/BMC 4.2 -autoswitch/BMC 4.2 -autoswitch/C64/rpi_petsciiboard_sym.vkm b/trunk/workspace/BMC/Pimmodore-64/Pimmodore-64/BMC 4.2 -autoswitch/BMC 4.2 -autoswitch/C64/rpi_petsciiboard_sym.vkm
new file mode 100644
index 00000000..20545a07
--- /dev/null
+++ b/trunk/workspace/BMC/Pimmodore-64/Pimmodore-64/BMC 4.2 -autoswitch/BMC 4.2 -autoswitch/C64/rpi_petsciiboard_sym.vkm
@@ -0,0 +1,244 @@
+# VICE Petskeyboard mapping file (SDL)
+# List of key names: https://wiki.linuxquestions.org/wiki/List_of_keysyms
+#
+# A Keyboard map is read in as patch to the current map.
+#
+# File format:
+# - comment lines start with '#'
+# - keyword lines start with '!keyword'
+# - normal line has 'keysym/scancode row column shiftflag'
+#
+# Keywords and their lines are:
+# '!CLEAR' clear whole table
+# '!INCLUDE filename' read file as mapping file
+# '!LSHIFT row col' left shift keyboard row/column
+# '!RSHIFT row col' right shift keyboard row/column
+# '!VSHIFT shiftkey' virtual shift key (RSHIFT or LSHIFT)
+# '!SHIFTL shiftkey' shift lock key (RSHIFT or LSHIFT)
+# '!UNDEF keysym' remove keysym from table
+#
+# Shiftflag can have the values:
+# 0 key is not shifted for this keysym/scancode
+# 1 key is shifted for this keysym/scancode
+# 2 left shift
+# 4 right shift
+# 8 key can be shifted or not with this keysym/scancode
+# 16 deshift key for this keysym/scancode
+# 32 another definition for this keysym/scancode follows
+# 64 shift lock
+# 256 key is used for an alternative keyboard mapping
+#
+# Negative row values:
+# 'keysym -1 n' joystick keymap A, direction n
+# 'keysym -2 n' joystick keymap B, direction n
+# 'keysym -3 0' first RESTORE key
+# 'keysym -3 1' second RESTORE key
+# 'keysym -4 0' 40/80 column key
+# 'keysym -4 1' CAPS (ASCII/DIN) key
+# 'keysym -5 n' joyport keypad, key n
+#
+# Joystick direction values:
+# 0 Fire
+# 1 South/West
+# 2 South
+# 3 South/East
+# 4 West
+# 5 East
+# 6 North/West
+# 7 North
+# 8 North/East
+#
+# Joyport keypad key layout:
+# --------------------------
+# | 0 | 1 | 2 | 3 | 4 |
+# --------------------------
+# | 5 | 6 | 7 | 8 | 9 |
+# --------------------------
+# | 10 | 11 | 12 | 13 | 14 |
+# --------------------------
+# | 15 | 16 | 17 | 18 | 19 |
+# --------------------------
+#
+# When a bigger spaced key is used,
+# it uses the upper left most key value.
+
+# Symbolic map, US Layout, C64
+
+# C64 keyboard matrix:
+#
+# +-----+-----+-----+-----+-----+-----+-----+-----+
+# |Bit 0|Bit 1|Bit 2|Bit 3|Bit 4|Bit 5|Bit 6|Bit 7|
+# +-----+-----+-----+-----+-----+-----+-----+-----+-----+
+# |Bit 0| DEL |Retrn|C_L/R| F7 | F1 | F3 | F5 |C_U/D|
+# +-----+-----+-----+-----+-----+-----+-----+-----+-----+
+# |Bit 1| 3 # | W | A | 4 $ | Z | S | E | S_L |
+# +-----+-----+-----+-----+-----+-----+-----+-----+-----+
+# |Bit 2| 5 % | R | D | 6 & | C | F | T | X |
+# +-----+-----+-----+-----+-----+-----+-----+-----+-----+
+# |Bit 3| 7 ' | Y | G | 8 ( | B | H | U | V |
+# +-----+-----+-----+-----+-----+-----+-----+-----+-----+
+# |Bit 4| 9 ) | I | J | 0 | M | K | O | N |
+# +-----+-----+-----+-----+-----+-----+-----+-----+-----+
+# |Bit 5| + | P | L | - | . > | : [ | @ | , < |
+# +-----+-----+-----+-----+-----+-----+-----+-----+-----+
+# |Bit 6|POUND| * | ; ] | HOME| S_R | = | A_UP| / ? |
+# +-----+-----+-----+-----+-----+-----+-----+-----+-----+
+# |Bit 7| 1 ! |A_LFT| CTRL| 2 " |SPACE| C= | Q | R/S |
+# +-----+-----+-----+-----+-----+-----+-----+-----+-----+
+
+!CLEAR
+!LSHIFT 1 7
+!RSHIFT 6 4
+!VSHIFT RSHIFT
+!SHIFTL LSHIFT
+
+Escape 7 7 8 /* ESC -> Run/Stop */
+1 7 0 8 /* 1 -> 1 */
+
+2 7 3 32 /* 2 -> 2 */
+2 5 6 16 /* @ -> @ */
+3 1 0 8 /* 3 -> 3 */
+
+4 1 3 8 /* 4 -> 4 */
+
+5 2 0 8 /* 5 -> 5 */
+
+6 2 3 32 /* 6 -> 6 */
+6 6 6 16 /* ^ -> ^ */
+7 3 0 32 /* 7 -> 7 */
+7 2 3 1 /* & -> & */
+8 3 3 32 /* 8 -> 8 */
+8 6 1 16 /* * -> * */
+9 4 0 32 /* 9 -> 9 */
+9 3 3 1 /* ( -> ( */
+0 4 3 32 /* 0 -> 0 */
+0 4 0 1 /* ) -> ) */
+Dash 5 3 32 /* Minus -> Minus */
+Dash 7 1 16 /* Underscore -> Left Arrow */
+Equals 6 5 32 /* = -> = */
+Equals 5 0 16 /* + -> + */
+BackSpace 0 0 8 /* Backspace -> DEL */
+Control_L 7 5 8 /* Cntrl -> CBM */
+q 7 6 8 /* Q -> Q */
+
+w 1 1 8 /* W -> W */
+
+e 1 6 8 /* E -> E */
+
+r 2 1 8 /* R -> R */
+
+t 2 6 8 /* T -> T */
+
+y 3 1 8 /* Y -> Y */
+
+u 3 6 8 /* U -> U */
+
+i 4 1 8 /* I -> I */
+
+o 4 6 8 /* O -> O */
+
+p 5 1 8 /* P -> P */
+
+LeftBracket 5 5 1 /* [ -> [ */
+RightBracket 6 2 1 /* ] -> ] */
+Return 0 1 8 /* Return -> Return */
+a 1 2 8 /* A -> A */
+
+s 1 5 8 /* S -> S */
+
+d 2 2 8 /* D -> D */
+
+f 2 5 8 /* F -> F */
+
+g 3 2 8 /* G -> G */
+
+h 3 5 8 /* H -> H */
+
+j 4 2 8 /* J -> J */
+
+k 4 5 8 /* K -> K */
+
+l 5 2 8 /* L -> L */
+
+SemiColon 6 2 32 /* ; -> ; */
+SemiColon 5 5 16 /* : -> : */
+SingleQuote 3 0 33 /* ' -> ' */
+SingleQuote 7 3 1 /* " -> " */
+BackQuote 7 1 32 /* ` -> Left Arrow */
+BackQuote 7 1 1 /* ~ -> Left Arrow */
+BackSlash 6 0 8 /* \ -> Lira */
+
+Shift_L 1 7 2 /* Left Shift -> Left Shift */
+CapsLock 1 7 64 /* Caps Lock -> Shift Lock */
+z 1 4 8 /* Z -> Z */
+
+x 2 7 8 /* X -> X */
+
+c 2 4 8 /* C -> C */
+
+v 3 7 8 /* V -> V */
+
+b 3 4 8 /* B -> B */
+
+n 4 7 8 /* N -> N */
+
+m 4 4 8 /* M -> M */
+
+Comma 5 7 8 /* , -> , */
+
+Period 5 4 8 /* . -> . */
+
+Slash 6 7 8 /* / -> / */
+
+Shift_R 6 4 4 /* Right Shift -> Right Shift */
+Space 7 4 8 /* Space -> Space */
+F1 0 4 8 /* F1 -> F1 */
+F2 0 4 1 /* F2 -> F2 */
+F3 0 5 8 /* F3 -> F3 */
+F4 0 5 1 /* F4 -> F4 */
+F5 0 6 8 /* F5 -> F5 */
+F6 0 6 1 /* F6 -> F6 */
+F7 0 3 8 /* F7 -> F7 */
+F8 0 3 1 /* F8 -> F8 */
+Home 6 3 8 /* Home -> CLR/HOME */
+Up 0 7 1 /* Up -> CRSR UP */
+Down 0 7 8 /* Down -> CRSR DOWN */
+Insert 0 0 1 /* Insert -> INS */
+Del 0 0 8 /* Delete -> DEL */
+Left 0 2 1 /* Left -> Left */
+Right 0 2 8 /* Right -> Right */
+
+# number pad
+
+KP_Add 5 0 8 /* + -> + */
+KP_Subtract 5 3 8 /* - -> - */
+KP_Multiply 6 1 8 /* * -> * */
+KP_Divide 5 6 8 /* / -> @ */
+KP_Enter 0 1 8 /* Enter -> Return */
+
+KP_0 4 3 0 /* 0 -> 0 */
+KP_1 7 0 0 /* 1 -> 1 */
+KP_2 7 3 0 /* 2 -> 2 */
+KP_3 1 0 0 /* 3 -> 3 */
+KP_4 1 3 0 /* 4 -> 4 */
+KP_5 2 0 0 /* 5 -> 5 */
+KP_6 2 3 0 /* 6 -> 6 */
+KP_7 3 0 0 /* 7 -> 7 */
+KP_8 3 3 0 /* 8 -> 8 */
+KP_9 4 0 0 /* 9 -> 9 */
+KP_Decimal 5 4 0 /* . -> . */
+
+# misc
+
+Control_R 7 2 8 /* Control_R -> CTRL */
+PageDown 6 6 1 /* Page Down -> Pi */
+
+
+# Restore key mappings
+Tab -3 0
+
+
+# workaround for non-functioning right CTRL in BMC64
+
+Alt_L 7 2 8 /* Control_R -> CTRL */
+Alt_R 7 2 8 /* Control_R -> CTRL */
diff --git a/trunk/workspace/BMC/Pimmodore-64/Pimmodore-64/BMC 4.2 -autoswitch/BMC 4.2 -autoswitch/C64/rpi_pos.vkm b/trunk/workspace/BMC/Pimmodore-64/Pimmodore-64/BMC 4.2 -autoswitch/BMC 4.2 -autoswitch/C64/rpi_pos.vkm
new file mode 100644
index 00000000..4e1ada1d
--- /dev/null
+++ b/trunk/workspace/BMC/Pimmodore-64/Pimmodore-64/BMC 4.2 -autoswitch/BMC 4.2 -autoswitch/C64/rpi_pos.vkm
@@ -0,0 +1,211 @@
+# Bare Metal Commodore keyboard mapping file suitable for real C64 keyboards using Keymmodore-64 interfase by K-rnivoro. https://github.com/K-rnivoro/Keymmodore-64
+# Tested with BMC v3.9 (https://accentual.com/bmc64/)
+# Mapped for positional compatibility to C-64 Keyboards.
+#
+# File format:
+# - comment lines start with '#'
+# - keyword lines start with '!keyword'
+# - normal line has 'keysym/scancode row column shiftflag'
+#
+# Keywords and their lines are:
+# '!CLEAR' clear whole table
+# '!INCLUDE filename' read file as mapping file
+# '!LSHIFT row col' left shift keyboard row/column
+# '!RSHIFT row col' right shift keyboard row/column
+# '!VSHIFT shiftkey' virtual shift key (RSHIFT or LSHIFT)
+# '!SHIFTL shiftkey' shift lock key (RSHIFT or LSHIFT)
+# '!UNDEF keysym' remove keysym from table
+#
+# Shiftflag can have the values:
+# 0 key is not shifted for this keysym/scancode
+# 1 key is shifted for this keysym/scancode
+# 2 left shift
+# 4 right shift
+# 8 key can be shifted or not with this keysym/scancode
+# 16 deshift key for this keysym/scancode
+# 32 another definition for this keysym/scancode follows
+#
+# Negative row values:
+# 'keysym -1 n' joystick keymap A, direction n
+# 'keysym -2 n' joystick keymap B, direction n
+# 'keysym -3 0' first RESTORE key
+# 'keysym -3 1' second RESTORE key
+# 'keysym -4 0' 40/80 column key
+# 'keysym -4 1' CAPS (ASCII/DIN) key
+#
+# Joystick direction values:
+# 0 Fire
+# 1 South/West
+# 2 South
+# 3 South/East
+# 4 West
+# 5 East
+# 6 North/West
+# 7 North
+# 8 North/East
+#
+# Joyport keypad key layout:
+# --------------------------
+# | 0 | 1 | 2 | 3 | 4 |
+# --------------------------
+# | 5 | 6 | 7 | 8 | 9 |
+# --------------------------
+# | 10 | 11 | 12 | 13 | 14 |
+# --------------------------
+# | 15 | 16 | 17 | 18 | 19 |
+# --------------------------
+#
+# When a bigger spaced key is used,
+# it uses the upper left most key value.
+
+# Positional Mapping, US Layout, C64, X11
+
+# C64 keyboard matrix:
+#
+# +-----+-----+-----+-----+-----+-----+-----+-----+
+# |Bit 0|Bit 1|Bit 2|Bit 3|Bit 4|Bit 5|Bit 6|Bit 7|
+# +-----+-----+-----+-----+-----+-----+-----+-----+-----+
+# |Bit 0| DEL |Retrn|C_L/R| F7 | F1 | F3 | F5 |C_U/D|
+# +-----+-----+-----+-----+-----+-----+-----+-----+-----+
+# |Bit 1| 3 # | W | A | 4 $ | Z | S | E | S_L |
+# +-----+-----+-----+-----+-----+-----+-----+-----+-----+
+# |Bit 2| 5 % | R | D | 6 & | C | F | T | X |
+# +-----+-----+-----+-----+-----+-----+-----+-----+-----+
+# |Bit 3| 7 ' | Y | G | 8 ( | B | H | U | V |
+# +-----+-----+-----+-----+-----+-----+-----+-----+-----+
+# |Bit 4| 9 ) | I | J | 0 | M | K | O | N |
+# +-----+-----+-----+-----+-----+-----+-----+-----+-----+
+# |Bit 5| + | P | L | - | . > | : [ | @ | , < |
+# +-----+-----+-----+-----+-----+-----+-----+-----+-----+
+# |Bit 6|POUND| * | ; ] | HOME| S_R | = | A_UP| / ? |
+# +-----+-----+-----+-----+-----+-----+-----+-----+-----+
+# |Bit 7| 1 ! |A_LFT| CTRL| 2 " |SPACE| C= | Q | R/S |
+# +-----+-----+-----+-----+-----+-----+-----+-----+-----+
+
+!CLEAR
+!LSHIFT 1 7
+!RSHIFT 6 4
+!VSHIFT RSHIFT
+!SHIFTL LSHIFT
+
+#####################
+# |Bit 0| DEL |Retrn|C_L/R| F7 | F1 | F3 | F5 |C_U/D|
+
+BackSpace 0 0 8
+Return 0 1 8
+Right 0 2 8
+F7 0 3 8
+F1 0 4 8
+F3 0 5 8
+F5 0 6 8
+F6 0 6 1
+Down 0 7 8
+
+
+#####################
+# |Bit 1| 3 # | W | A | 4 $ | Z | S | E | S_L |
+
+Shift_L 1 7 2
+
+
+#####################
+# |Bit 2| 5 % | R | D | 6 & | C | F | T | X |
+
+
+#####################
+# |Bit 3| 7 ' | Y | G | 8 ( | B | H | U | V |
+
+
+#####################
+# |Bit 4| 9 ) | I | J | 0 | M | K | O | N |
+
+
+#####################
+# |Bit 5| + | P | L | - | . > | : [ | @ | , < |
+
+Dash 5 0 8
+Equals 5 3 8
+Period 5 4 8
+SemiColon 5 5 8
+LeftBracket 5 6 8
+Comma 5 7 8
+
+
+#####################
+# |Bit 6|POUND| * | ; ] | HOME| S_R | = | A_UP| / ? |
+
+Insert 6 0 8
+RightBracket 6 1 8
+SingleQuote 6 2 8
+Home 6 3 8
+Shift_R 6 4 4
+BackSlash 6 5 8
+Del 6 6 8
+Slash 6 7 8
+
+#####################
+# |Bit 7| 1 ! |A_LFT| CTRL| 2 " |SPACE| C= | Q | R/S |
+
+BackQuote 7 1 8
+Tab 7 2 8
+Space 7 4 8
+Control_L 7 5 8
+Escape 7 7 8
+
+#####################
+# letters and numbers
+
+0 4 3 8
+1 7 0 8
+2 7 3 8
+3 1 0 8
+4 1 3 8
+5 2 0 8
+6 2 3 8
+7 3 0 8
+8 3 3 8
+9 4 0 8
+
+a 1 2 8
+b 3 4 8
+c 2 4 8
+d 2 2 8
+e 1 6 8
+f 2 5 8
+g 3 2 8
+h 3 5 8
+i 4 1 8
+j 4 2 8
+k 4 5 8
+l 5 2 8
+m 4 4 8
+n 4 7 8
+o 4 6 8
+p 5 1 8
+q 7 6 8
+r 2 1 8
+s 1 5 8
+t 2 6 8
+u 3 6 8
+v 3 7 8
+w 1 1 8
+x 2 7 8
+y 3 1 8
+z 1 4 8
+
+# Restore key mappings
+PageUp -3 0
+
+# joystick keymap A (port 1)
+KP_8 -1 7 /* NumPad 8 -> UP */
+KP_2 -1 2 /* NumPad 2 -> DOWN */
+KP_4 -1 4 /* NumPad 4 -> LEFT */
+KP_6 -1 5 /* NumPad 6 -> RIGHT */
+KP_0 -1 0 /* NumPad 0 -> FIRE */
+
+# joystick Keymap B (port 2)
+KP_7 -2 7 /* NumPad 7 -> UP */
+KP_3 -2 2 /* NumPad 3 -> DOWN */
+KP_1 -2 4 /* NumPad 1 -> LEFT */
+KP_9 -2 5 /* NumPad 9 -> RIGHT */
+KP_Decimal -2 0 /* NumPad . -> FIRE */
\ No newline at end of file
diff --git a/trunk/workspace/BMC/Pimmodore-64/Pimmodore-64/BMC 4.2 -autoswitch/BMC 4.2 -autoswitch/C64/rpi_sym.vkm b/trunk/workspace/BMC/Pimmodore-64/Pimmodore-64/BMC 4.2 -autoswitch/BMC 4.2 -autoswitch/C64/rpi_sym.vkm
new file mode 100644
index 00000000..8a31740d
--- /dev/null
+++ b/trunk/workspace/BMC/Pimmodore-64/Pimmodore-64/BMC 4.2 -autoswitch/BMC 4.2 -autoswitch/C64/rpi_sym.vkm
@@ -0,0 +1,179 @@
+# VICE keyboard mapping file
+#
+# A Keyboard map is read in as patch to the current map.
+#
+# File format:
+# - comment lines start with '#'
+# - keyword lines start with '!keyword'
+# - normal line has 'keysym/scancode row column shiftflag'
+#
+# Keywords and their lines are:
+# '!CLEAR' clear whole table
+# '!INCLUDE filename' read file as mapping file
+# '!LSHIFT row col' left shift keyboard row/column
+# '!RSHIFT row col' right shift keyboard row/column
+# '!VSHIFT shiftkey' virtual shift key (RSHIFT or LSHIFT)
+# '!SHIFTL shiftkey' shift lock key (RSHIFT or LSHIFT)
+# '!UNDEF keysym' remove keysym from table
+#
+# Shiftflag can have the values:
+# 0 key is not shifted for this keysym/scancode
+# 1 key is shifted for this keysym/scancode
+# 2 left shift
+# 4 right shift
+# 8 key can be shifted or not with this keysym/scancode
+# 16 deshift key for this keysym/scancode
+# 32 another definition for this keysym/scancode follows
+# 64 shift lock
+# 256 key is used for an alternative keyboard mapping
+#
+# Negative row values:
+# 'keysym -1 n' joystick keymap A, direction n
+# 'keysym -2 n' joystick keymap B, direction n
+# 'keysym -3 0' first RESTORE key
+# 'keysym -3 1' second RESTORE key
+# 'keysym -4 0' 40/80 column key
+# 'keysym -4 1' CAPS (ASCII/DIN) key
+# 'keysym -5 n' joyport keypad, key n
+#
+# Joystick direction values:
+# 0 Fire
+# 1 South/West
+# 2 South
+# 3 South/East
+# 4 West
+# 5 East
+# 6 North/West
+# 7 North
+# 8 North/East
+#
+# Joyport keypad key layout:
+# --------------------------
+# | 0 | 1 | 2 | 3 | 4 |
+# --------------------------
+# | 5 | 6 | 7 | 8 | 9 |
+# --------------------------
+# | 10 | 11 | 12 | 13 | 14 |
+# --------------------------
+# | 15 | 16 | 17 | 18 | 19 |
+# --------------------------
+#
+# When a bigger spaced key is used,
+# it uses the upper left most key value.
+
+# SDL symbolic map for the C64, the SCPU64, and the C64DTV
+
+# C64 keyboard matrix:
+#
+# +-----+-----+-----+-----+-----+-----+-----+-----+
+# |Bit 0|Bit 1|Bit 2|Bit 3|Bit 4|Bit 5|Bit 6|Bit 7|
+# +-----+-----+-----+-----+-----+-----+-----+-----+-----+
+# |Bit 0| DEL |Retrn|C_L/R| F7 | F1 | F3 | F5 |C_U/D|
+# +-----+-----+-----+-----+-----+-----+-----+-----+-----+
+# |Bit 1| 3 # | W | A | 4 $ | Z | S | E | S_L |
+# +-----+-----+-----+-----+-----+-----+-----+-----+-----+
+# |Bit 2| 5 % | R | D | 6 & | C | F | T | X |
+# +-----+-----+-----+-----+-----+-----+-----+-----+-----+
+# |Bit 3| 7 ' | Y | G | 8 ( | B | H | U | V |
+# +-----+-----+-----+-----+-----+-----+-----+-----+-----+
+# |Bit 4| 9 ) | I | J | 0 | M | K | O | N |
+# +-----+-----+-----+-----+-----+-----+-----+-----+-----+
+# |Bit 5| + | P | L | - | . > | : [ | @ | , < |
+# +-----+-----+-----+-----+-----+-----+-----+-----+-----+
+# |Bit 6|POUND| * | ; ] | HOME| S_R | = | A_UP| / ? |
+# +-----+-----+-----+-----+-----+-----+-----+-----+-----+
+# |Bit 7| 1 ! |A_LFT| CTRL| 2 " |SPACE| C= | Q | R/S |
+# +-----+-----+-----+-----+-----+-----+-----+-----+-----+
+
+!CLEAR
+!LSHIFT 1 7
+!RSHIFT 6 4
+!VSHIFT RSHIFT
+!SHIFTL LSHIFT
+
+Escape 7 7 8 /* ESC -> Run/Stop */
+1 7 0 8 /* 1 -> 1 */
+2 7 3 32 /* 2 -> 2 */
+2 5 6 16 /* @ -> @ */
+3 1 0 8 /* 3 -> 3 */
+4 1 3 8 /* 4 -> 4 */
+5 2 0 8 /* 5 -> 5 */
+6 2 3 32 /* 6 -> 6 */
+6 6 6 16 /* ^ -> ^ */
+7 3 0 32 /* 7 -> 7 */
+7 2 3 1 /* & -> & */
+8 3 3 32 /* 8 -> 8 */
+8 6 1 16 /* * -> * */
+9 4 0 32 /* 9 -> 9 */
+9 3 3 1 /* ( -> ( */
+0 4 3 32 /* 0 -> 0 */
+0 4 0 1 /* ) -> ) */
+Dash 5 3 8 /* Minus -> Minus */
+Equals 6 5 32 /* = -> = */
+Equals 5 0 16 /* + -> + */
+Pound 6 5 32 /* = -> = */
+Pound 5 0 16 /* + -> + */
+BackSpace 0 0 8 /* Backspace -> DEL */
+Control_L 7 5 8 /* Cntrl -> CBM */
+q 7 6 8 /* Q -> Q */
+w 1 1 8 /* W -> W */
+e 1 6 8 /* E -> E */
+r 2 1 8 /* R -> R */
+t 2 6 8 /* T -> T */
+y 3 1 8 /* Y -> Y */
+u 3 6 8 /* U -> U */
+i 4 1 8 /* I -> I */
+o 4 6 8 /* O -> O */
+p 5 1 8 /* P -> P */
+LeftBracket 5 5 1 /* [ -> [ */
+RightBracket 6 2 1 /* ] -> ] */
+Return 0 1 8 /* Return -> Return */
+Tab 7 2 8 /* Tab -> Ctrl */
+a 1 2 8 /* A -> A */
+s 1 5 8 /* S -> S */
+d 2 2 8 /* D -> D */
+f 2 5 8 /* F -> F */
+g 3 2 8 /* G -> G */
+h 3 5 8 /* H -> H */
+j 4 2 8 /* J -> J */
+k 4 5 8 /* K -> K */
+l 5 2 8 /* L -> L */
+SemiColon 6 2 32 /* ; -> ; */
+SemiColon 5 5 16 /* : -> : */
+SingleQuote 3 0 33 /* ' -> ' */
+SingleQuote 7 3 1 /* " -> " */
+BackQuote 7 1 32 /* ` -> Left Arrow */
+BackQuote 6 6 1 /* ~ -> Pi */
+BackSlash 6 0 8 /* \ -> Lira */
+Shift_L 1 7 2 /* Left Shift -> Left Shift */
+CapsLock 1 7 64 /* Caps Lock -> Shift Lock */
+z 1 4 8 /* Z -> Z */
+x 2 7 8 /* X -> X */
+c 2 4 8 /* C -> C */
+v 3 7 8 /* V -> V */
+b 3 4 8 /* B -> B */
+n 4 7 8 /* N -> N */
+m 4 4 8 /* M -> M */
+Comma 5 7 8 /* , -> , */
+Period 5 4 8 /* . -> . */
+Slash 6 7 8 /* / -> / */
+Shift_R 6 4 4 /* Right Shift -> Right Shift */
+Space 7 4 8 /* Space -> Space */
+F1 0 4 8 /* F1 -> F1 */
+F2 0 4 1 /* F2 -> F2 */
+F3 0 5 8 /* F3 -> F3 */
+F4 0 5 1 /* F4 -> F4 */
+F5 0 6 8 /* F5 -> F5 */
+F6 0 6 1 /* F6 -> F6 */
+F7 0 3 8 /* F7 -> F7 */
+F8 0 3 1 /* F8 -> F8 */
+Home 6 3 8 /* Home -> CLR/HOME */
+Up 0 7 1 /* Up -> CRSR UP */
+Down 0 7 8 /* Down -> CRSR DOWN */
+Insert 0 0 1 /* Insert -> INS */
+Del 0 0 8 /* Delete -> DEL */
+Left 0 2 1 /* Left -> Left */
+Right 0 2 8 /* Right -> Right */
+
+# Restore key mappings
+PageUp -3 0
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diff --git a/trunk/workspace/BMC/Pimmodore-64/Pimmodore-64/BMC 4.2 -autoswitch/BMC 4.2 -autoswitch/PET/PUT_ROMS_HERE b/trunk/workspace/BMC/Pimmodore-64/Pimmodore-64/BMC 4.2 -autoswitch/BMC 4.2 -autoswitch/PET/PUT_ROMS_HERE
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@@ -0,0 +1 @@
+Place KERNAL, CHARGEN, BASIC and d1541II ROMS in this dir.
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diff --git a/trunk/workspace/BMC/Pimmodore-64/Pimmodore-64/BMC 4.2 -autoswitch/BMC 4.2 -autoswitch/PET/rpi_buus_pos.vkm b/trunk/workspace/BMC/Pimmodore-64/Pimmodore-64/BMC 4.2 -autoswitch/BMC 4.2 -autoswitch/PET/rpi_buus_pos.vkm
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@@ -0,0 +1,236 @@
+# Bare Metal Commodore keyboard mapping file suitable for real C64 keyboards using Keymmodore-64 interfase by K-rnivoro. https://github.com/K-rnivoro/Keymmodore-64
+# Tested with BMC v3.9 (https://accentual.com/bmc64/)
+# Mapped for compatibility to PET Models with Business Keyboards only (3000B, 4000B and 80000 models).
+# Based on C64 Positional Layout.
+#
+# ESCAPE is mapped to F1 Key.
+# OFF/REVERSE is mapped to F3 Key.
+# REPEAT is mapped to F5 Key.
+# Backslash is mapped to £ (Pound) Key.
+# TAB is mapped to CTRL Key.
+# NumericPad Keys (1 to 0 and Dot) are accessed by pressing Commodore Key (C=).
+# Brackets ([/]) Keys are accessed by pressing either Commodore Key (C=) ot Shift Key.
+#
+# File format:
+# - comment lines start with '#'
+# - keyword lines start with '!keyword'
+# - normal line has 'keysym/scancode row column shiftflag'
+#
+# Keywords and their lines are:
+# '!CLEAR' clear whole table
+# '!INCLUDE filename' read file as mapping file
+# '!LSHIFT row col' left shift keyboard row/column
+# '!RSHIFT row col' right shift keyboard row/column
+# '!VSHIFT shiftkey' virtual shift key (RSHIFT or LSHIFT)
+# '!UNDEF keysym' remove keysym from table
+#
+# Shiftflag can have the values:
+# 0 key is not shifted for this keysym/scancode
+# 1 key is shifted for this keysym/scancode
+# 2 left shift
+# 4 right shift
+# 8 key can be shifted or not with this keysym/scancode
+# 16 deshift key for this keysym/scancode
+# 32 another definition for this keysym/scancode follows
+#
+# Negative row values:
+# 'keysym -1 n' joystick #1, direction n
+# 'keysym -2 n' joystick #2, direction n
+# 'keysym -3 0' first RESTORE key
+# 'keysym -3 1' second RESTORE key
+# 'keysym -4 0' 40/80 column key
+# 'keysym -4 1' CAPS (ASCII/DIN) key
+#
+# Business (UK) keyboard matrix:
+# Keys starting with 'KP' are on the number pad.
+#
+# 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7
+# +--------+--------+--------+--------+--------+--------+--------+--------+
+# 0 | 2 | 5 | 8 | - | KP8 |crsr rgt| ^N | . |
+# +--------+--------+--------+--------+--------+--------+--------+--------+
+# 1 | 1 | 4 | 7 | 0 | KP7 | ^ |--------| KP9 |
+# +--------+--------+--------+--------+--------+--------+--------+--------+
+# 2 | escape | s | f | h | ] .| k | ; .| KP5 |
+# +--------+--------+--------+--------+--------+--------+--------+--------+
+# 3 | a | d | g | j | return | l | @ .| KP6 |
+# +--------+--------+--------+--------+--------+--------+--------+--------+
+# 4 | tab | w | r | y | \ .| i | p | del |
+# +--------+--------+--------+--------+--------+--------+--------+--------+
+# 5 | q | e | t | u |crsr dwn| o | [ .| KP4 |
+# +--------+--------+--------+--------+--------+--------+--------+--------+
+# 6 |l shift | c | b | . | KP. | ^Y |r shift | KP3 |
+# +--------+--------+--------+--------+--------+--------+--------+--------+
+# 7 | z | v | n | , | KP0 | ^O | repeat | KP2 |
+# +--------+--------+--------+--------+--------+--------+--------+--------+
+# 8 | RVS | x | space | m | home | ^U | / | KP1 |
+# +--------+--------+--------+--------+--------+--------+--------+--------+
+# 9 | <-- | 3 | 6 | 9 |runstop | : |--------| ^V |
+# +--------+--------+--------+--------+--------+--------+--------+--------+
+#
+# ^N = both shifts + 2
+# ^Y = left shift + TAB + I
+# ^O = Z + A + L
+# ^U = RVS + A + L
+# ^V = TAB + <- + DEL
+
+# Business (US) matrix (differences to UK)
+# +--------+--------+--------+--------+--------+--------+--------+--------+
+# 2 | | | | | ; | | \ | |
+# +--------+--------+--------+--------+--------+--------+--------+--------+
+# 3 | | | | | | | [ | |
+# +--------+--------+--------+--------+--------+--------+--------+--------+
+# 4 | | | | | @ | | | |
+# +--------+--------+--------+--------+--------+--------+--------+--------+
+# 5 | | | | | | | ] | |
+# +--------+--------+--------+--------+--------+--------+--------+--------+
+
+!CLEAR
+!LSHIFT 6 0
+!RSHIFT 6 6
+!VSHIFT RSHIFT
+
+###### Same Keys than C-64 Keyboard
+
+# RUN/STOP
+Escape 9 4 8
+
+# CLR/HOME
+Home 8 4 8
+
+# LEFT/RIGHT
+Right 0 5 8
+
+# UP/DOWN
+Down 5 4 8
+
+#INST/DEL
+# Keymmodore maps both INST/DEL and RESTORE keys the same because there is no RESTORE Key in PET Keyboards.
+BackSpace 4 7 8
+
+# SHIFT
+Shift_L 6 0 2
+Shift_R 6 6 4
+
+# ENTER
+Return 3 4 8
+
+# Arrow Up
+Del 1 5 8
+
+# Arrow Left
+BackQuote 9 0 8
+
+# @
+LeftBracket 3 6 8
+
+# /.
+Period 6 3 32
+Period 6 3 1
+
+# ?//
+Slash 8 6 32
+Slash 8 6 1
+
+# Space Bar
+Space 8 2 8
+
+
+
+##### Keys of C-64 real Keyboard non present in PET Business Keyboard
+
+# + (Plus)
+Dash 2 6 1
+
+# - (Minus)
+Equals 0 3 16
+
+# * (Asterisk)
+RightBracket 9 5 1
+
+# \ (Using Pound Key)
+Insert 4 4 16
+
+###### Keys of real PET Business Keyboard not present in C-64 Keyboard
+
+# ESCAPE
+F1 2 0 8
+
+# OFF/RVS
+F3 8 0 8
+
+# REPEAT
+F5 7 6 8
+
+# TAB
+Tab 4 0 8
+
+# =/- (only =)
+BackSlash 0 3 1
+
+# */: (only :)
+SemiColon 9 5 32
+# [ (mapped to two keys to be used either with Shift or C=)
+SemiColon 5 6 1
+F10 5 6 16
+
+# +/; (only ;)
+SingleQuote 2 6 32
+# ] (mapped to two keys to be used either with Shift or C=)
+SingleQuote 2 4 1
+F11 2 4 16
+
+1 1 0 8
+2 0 0 8
+3 9 1 8
+4 1 1 8
+5 0 1 8
+6 9 2 8
+7 1 2 8
+8 0 2 8
+9 9 3 8
+0 1 3 8
+
+a 3 0 8
+b 6 2 8
+c 6 1 8
+d 3 1 8
+e 5 1 8
+f 2 2 8
+g 3 2 8
+h 2 3 8
+i 4 5 8
+j 3 3 8
+k 2 5 8
+l 3 5 8
+m 8 3 8
+n 7 2 8
+o 5 5 8
+p 4 6 8
+q 5 0 8
+r 4 2 8
+s 2 1 8
+t 5 2 8
+u 5 3 8
+v 7 1 8
+w 4 1 8
+x 8 1 8
+y 4 3 8
+z 7 0 8
+
+##### NUMERIC PAD (With C= Key)
+KP_0 7 4 8
+KP_1 8 7 8
+KP_2 7 7 8
+KP_3 6 7 8
+KP_4 5 7 8
+KP_5 2 7 8
+KP_6 3 7 8
+KP_7 1 4 8
+KP_8 0 4 8
+KP_9 1 7 8
+KP_Decimal 6 4 8
+
diff --git a/trunk/workspace/BMC/Pimmodore-64/Pimmodore-64/BMC 4.2 -autoswitch/BMC 4.2 -autoswitch/PET/rpi_buus_sym.vkm b/trunk/workspace/BMC/Pimmodore-64/Pimmodore-64/BMC 4.2 -autoswitch/BMC 4.2 -autoswitch/PET/rpi_buus_sym.vkm
new file mode 100644
index 00000000..30ff314e
--- /dev/null
+++ b/trunk/workspace/BMC/Pimmodore-64/Pimmodore-64/BMC 4.2 -autoswitch/BMC 4.2 -autoswitch/PET/rpi_buus_sym.vkm
@@ -0,0 +1,189 @@
+# VICE keyboard mapping file
+#
+# A Keyboard map is read in as patch to the current map.
+#
+# File format:
+# - comment lines start with '#'
+# - keyword lines start with '!keyword'
+# - normal line has 'keysym/scancode row column shiftflag'
+#
+# Keywords and their lines are:
+# '!CLEAR' clear whole table
+# '!INCLUDE filename' read file as mapping file
+# '!LSHIFT row col' left shift keyboard row/column
+# '!RSHIFT row col' right shift keyboard row/column
+# '!VSHIFT shiftkey' virtual shift key (RSHIFT or LSHIFT)
+# '!UNDEF keysym' remove keysym from table
+#
+# Shiftflag can have the values:
+# 0 key is not shifted for this keysym/scancode
+# 1 key is shifted for this keysym/scancode
+# 2 left shift
+# 4 right shift
+# 8 key can be shifted or not with this keysym/scancode
+# 16 deshift key for this keysym/scancode
+# 32 another definition for this keysym/scancode follows
+#
+# Negative row values:
+# 'keysym -1 n' joystick #1, direction n
+# 'keysym -2 n' joystick #2, direction n
+# 'keysym -3 0' first RESTORE key
+# 'keysym -3 1' second RESTORE key
+# 'keysym -4 0' 40/80 column key
+# 'keysym -4 1' CAPS (ASCII/DIN) key
+#
+
+# this is a PET business (uk) keyboard mapping (symbolic)
+
+# Business (UK) keyboard matrix:
+#
+# Keys starting with 'KP' are on the number pad.
+#
+# 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7
+# +--------+--------+--------+--------+--------+--------+--------+--------+
+# 0 | 2 | 5 | 8 | - | KP8 |crsr rgt| ^N | . |
+# +--------+--------+--------+--------+--------+--------+--------+--------+
+# 1 | 1 | 4 | 7 | 0 | KP7 | ^ |--------| KP9 |
+# +--------+--------+--------+--------+--------+--------+--------+--------+
+# 2 | escape | s | f | h | ] | k | ; | KP5 |
+# +--------+--------+--------+--------+--------+--------+--------+--------+
+# 3 | a | d | g | j | return | l | @ | KP6 |
+# +--------+--------+--------+--------+--------+--------+--------+--------+
+# 4 | tab | w | r | y | \ | i | p | del |
+# +--------+--------+--------+--------+--------+--------+--------+--------+
+# 5 | q | e | t | u |crsr dwn| o | [ | KP4 |
+# +--------+--------+--------+--------+--------+--------+--------+--------+
+# 6 |l shift | c | b | . | KP. | ^Y |r shift | KP3 |
+# +--------+--------+--------+--------+--------+--------+--------+--------+
+# 7 | z | v | n | , | KP0 | ^O | repeat | KP2 |
+# +--------+--------+--------+--------+--------+--------+--------+--------+
+# 8 | RVS | x | space | m | home | ^U | / | KP1 |
+# +--------+--------+--------+--------+--------+--------+--------+--------+
+# 9 | <-- | 3 | 6 | 9 |runstop | : |--------| ^V |
+# +--------+--------+--------+--------+--------+--------+--------+--------+
+#
+# ^N = both shifts + 2
+# ^Y = left shift + TAB + I
+# ^O = Z + A + L
+# ^U = RVS + A + L
+# ^V = TAB + <- + DEL
+#
+# Business (US) matrix (differences to UK)
+# +--------+--------+--------+--------+--------+--------+--------+--------+
+# 2 | | | | | ; | | \ | |
+# +--------+--------+--------+--------+--------+--------+--------+--------+
+# 3 | | | | | | | [ | |
+# +--------+--------+--------+--------+--------+--------+--------+--------+
+# 4 | | | | | @ | | | |
+# +--------+--------+--------+--------+--------+--------+--------+--------+
+# 5 | | | | | | | ] | |
+# +--------+--------+--------+--------+--------+--------+--------+--------+
+
+!CLEAR
+!LSHIFT 6 0
+!RSHIFT 6 6
+!VSHIFT RSHIFT
+
+0 1 3 32
+0 9 3 1
+1 1 0 32
+1 1 0 1
+2 0 0 32
+2 3 6 0
+3 9 1 32
+3 9 1 1
+4 1 1 32
+4 1 1 1
+5 0 1 32
+5 0 1 1
+6 9 2 32
+6 1 5 0
+7 1 2 32
+7 9 2 1
+8 0 2 32
+8 9 5 1
+9 9 3 32
+9 0 2 1
+
+Control_L 9 4 8
+Home 8 4 8
+Right 0 5 8
+Down 5 4 8
+Del 4 7 0
+BackSpace 4 7 8
+Shift_L 6 0 2
+Shift_R 6 6 4
+Return 3 4 8
+Escape 2 0 8
+# RVS
+PageDown 8 0 8
+# RPT
+Control_R 7 6 8
+Tab 4 0 8
+KP_0 7 4 8
+KP_1 8 7 8
+KP_2 7 7 8
+KP_3 6 7 8
+KP_4 5 7 8
+KP_5 2 7 8
+KP_6 3 7 8
+KP_7 1 4 8
+KP_8 0 4 8
+KP_9 1 7 8
+KP_Separator 7 3 0
+KP_Multiply 9 5 1
+KP_Divide 8 6 0
+KP_Add 2 6 1
+KP_Subtract 0 3 0
+KP_Enter 3 4 8
+KP_Decimal 6 4 0
+Period 6 3 32
+Period 6 3 1
+Dash 0 3 32
+Dash 9 0 0
+Space 8 2 8
+SemiColon 2 6 32
+SemiColon 9 5 0
+Comma 7 3 32
+Comma 7 3 1
+Slash 8 6 32
+Slash 8 6 1
+BackSlash 4 4 32
+BackSlash 4 4 1
+a 3 0 8
+b 6 2 8
+c 6 1 8
+d 3 1 8
+e 5 1 8
+f 2 2 8
+g 3 2 8
+h 2 3 8
+i 4 5 8
+j 3 3 8
+k 2 5 8
+l 3 5 8
+m 8 3 8
+n 7 2 8
+o 5 5 8
+p 4 6 8
+q 5 0 8
+r 4 2 8
+s 2 1 8
+t 5 2 8
+u 5 3 8
+v 7 1 8
+w 4 1 8
+x 8 1 8
+y 4 3 8
+z 7 0 8
+LeftBracket 5 6 32 # [
+LeftBracket 5 6 1 # shift [, { for SuperPET
+RightBracket 2 4 32 # ]
+RightBracket 2 4 1 # shift ], } for SuperPET
+Insert 4 7 1
+Left 0 5 1
+Up 5 4 1
+SingleQuote 1 2 31
+SingleQuote 0 0 1
+Equals 0 3 33
+Equals 2 6 1
diff --git a/trunk/workspace/BMC/Pimmodore-64/Pimmodore-64/BMC 4.2 -autoswitch/BMC 4.2 -autoswitch/PET/rpi_grus_pos.vkm b/trunk/workspace/BMC/Pimmodore-64/Pimmodore-64/BMC 4.2 -autoswitch/BMC 4.2 -autoswitch/PET/rpi_grus_pos.vkm
new file mode 100644
index 00000000..e24d3637
--- /dev/null
+++ b/trunk/workspace/BMC/Pimmodore-64/Pimmodore-64/BMC 4.2 -autoswitch/BMC 4.2 -autoswitch/PET/rpi_grus_pos.vkm
@@ -0,0 +1,297 @@
+# Bare Metal Commodore keyboard mapping file suitable for real C64 keyboards using Keymmodore-64 interfase by K-rnivoro. https://github.com/K-rnivoro/Keymmodore-64
+# Tested with BMC v3.9 (https://accentual.com/bmc64/)
+# Mapped for compatibility to PET Models with Graphics Keyboards only (2000, 3000, 4000, Non-B models).
+#
+# PET Graphics Keyboard has only one character and one graphics PETSCII per key.
+# Keymmodore uses C= Key to access a layer with PET Keys corresponding to shifted symbols of C-64 Keyboard (!/"/#/$/%/&/'/(/)/[/]//?) so you have to hold C= for those keys.
+# You can access PET graphics PETSCII of those keys by pressing Shift and/or C=. Graphics PETSCII will match the the original PET Graphics Keyboard layout (not labeled in C64).
+#
+# Graphics PETSCII set of PET and C-64 are the same so there is no missing graphics PETSCII codes. They just have been redistributed to match C-64 Keyboard.
+# ANY left C-64 labeled Graphics PETSCII works using C= Key thanks to being remapped by Keymmodore-64.
+# ANY right C-64 labeled Graphics PETSCII works using Shift keys thanks to being remapped by VICE (this file).
+#
+# OFF/REVERSE key is mapped to CTRL (Control) Key.
+# Backslash Key is mapped to £ (Pound) Key.
+#
+#
+# File format:
+# - comment lines start with '#'
+# - keyword lines start with '!keyword'
+# - normal line has 'keysym/scancode row column shiftflag'
+#
+# Keywords and their lines are:
+# '!CLEAR' clear whole table
+# '!INCLUDE filename' read file as mapping file
+# '!LSHIFT row col' left shift keyboard row/column
+# '!RSHIFT row col' right shift keyboard row/column
+# '!VSHIFT shiftkey' virtual shift key (RSHIFT or LSHIFT)
+# '!UNDEF keysym' remove keysym from table
+#
+# Shiftflag can have the values:
+# 0 key is not shifted for this keysym/scancode
+# 1 key is shifted for this keysym/scancode
+# 2 left shift
+# 4 right shift
+# 8 key can be shifted or not with this keysym/scancode
+# 16 deshift key for this keysym/scancode
+# 32 another definition for this keysym/scancode follows
+#
+# Negative row values:
+# 'keysym -1 n' joystick #1, direction n
+# 'keysym -2 n' joystick #2, direction n
+# 'keysym -3 0' first RESTORE key
+# 'keysym -3 1' second RESTORE key
+# 'keysym -4 0' 40/80 column key
+# 'keysym -4 1' CAPS (ASCII/DIN) key
+#
+
+# this is a PET graphics keyboard mapping (positional)
+
+#
+# Graphics keyboard matrix:
+#
+# 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7
+# +--------+--------+--------+--------+--------+--------+--------+--------+
+# 0 | ! | # | % | & | ( | <-- | home |crsr rgt|
+# +--------+--------+--------+--------+--------+--------+--------+--------+
+# 1 | " | $ | ' | \ | ) |--------|crsr dwn| del |
+# +--------+--------+--------+--------+--------+--------+--------+--------+
+# 2 | q | e | t | u | o | ^ | 7 | 9 |
+# +--------+--------+--------+--------+--------+--------+--------+--------+
+# 3 | w | r | y | i | p |--------| 8 | / |
+# +--------+--------+--------+--------+--------+--------+--------+--------+
+# 4 | a | d | g | j | l |--------| 4 | 6 |
+# +--------+--------+--------+--------+--------+--------+--------+--------+
+# 5 | s | f | h | k | : |--------| 5 | * |
+# +--------+--------+--------+--------+--------+--------+--------+--------+
+# 6 | z | c | b | m | ; | return | 1 | 3 |
+# +--------+--------+--------+--------+--------+--------+--------+--------+
+# 7 | x | v | n | , | ? |--------| 2 | + |
+# +--------+--------+--------+--------+--------+--------+--------+--------+
+# 8 |l shift | @ | ] |--------| > |r shift | 0 | - |
+# +--------+--------+--------+--------+--------+--------+--------+--------+
+# 9 | rvs on | [ | space | < | stop |--------| . | = |
+# +--------+--------+--------+--------+--------+--------+--------+--------+
+#
+# The original gfx keyboard reflects the matrix perfectly:
+#
+# ! " # $ % ' & \ ( ) <- ^s ^q ^] ^t
+# q w e r t y u i o p ^ 7 8 9 /
+# a s d f g h j k l : ^m 4 5 6 *
+# z x c v b n m , ; ? ^m 1 2 3 +
+# LS ^r @ [ ] SPACE < > ^c RS 0 . - =
+#
+# http://www.6502.org/users/andre/petindex/keyboards.html
+
+!CLEAR
+!LSHIFT 8 0
+!RSHIFT 8 5
+!VSHIFT RSHIFT
+!SHIFTL LSHIFT
+
+###### Same Keys than C-64 Keyboard #######
+
+# RUN/STOP
+Escape 9 4 8
+
+# CLR/HOME
+Home 0 6 8
+
+# LEFT/RIGHT
+Right 0 7 8
+
+# UP/DOWN
+Down 1 6 8
+
+# INST/DEL
+# Keymmodore maps both INST/DEL and RESTORE the same because there is no RESTORE Key.
+BackSpace 1 7 8
+
+# SHIFT
+Shift_L 8 0 2
+Shift_R 8 5 4
+
+# ENTER
+Return 6 5 8
+
+# Space Bar
+Space 9 2 8
+
+# Arrow Up (Only key with one PETSCII and identical to C64)
+Del 2 5 8
+
+# Arrow Left (no PETSCII in C-64)
+BackQuote 0 5 8
+
+# Equal (=) (no PETSCII in C-64)
+BackSlash 9 7 8
+
+
+#### (Scattered) Symbol Keys "merged" again into C-64 Keys with no PETSCII
+
+#Colon (:) and Brace Left ([)
+SemiColon 5 4 8
+KP_Subtract 9 1 8 /* Numpad - -> [ */
+
+
+# Semicolon (;) and Brace Right (])
+SingleQuote 6 4 8
+KP_Add 8 2 8 /* Numpad + -> ] */
+
+# Comma (,) and Less(<)
+Comma 7 3 8
+PageUp 9 3 8 /* PgUp -> < */
+
+
+# Period (.) and Greater (>)
+Period 9 6 8
+PageDown 8 4 8 /* PgDown -> > */
+
+
+# Slash (/) and Question (?)
+Slash 3 7 8
+KP_Divide 7 4 8 /* Numpad / -> ? */
+
+
+
+#### (Scattered) Symbols and Numbers "merged" again into C-64 Number Keys
+1 6 6 8
+F1 0 0 8
+2 7 6 8
+F2 1 0 8
+3 6 7 8
+F3 0 1 8
+4 4 6 8
+F4 1 1 8
+5 5 6 8
+F5 0 2 8
+6 4 7 8
+F6 0 3 8
+7 2 6 8
+Up 1 2 8
+8 3 6 8
+Left 0 4 8
+9 2 7 8
+F9 1 4 8
+0 8 6 8
+
+
+
+###### Keys not present in C64 keyboard ######
+
+# Backslash (\) (Using Pound (£) Key)
+Tab 1 3 32
+Tab 1 4 1
+
+# OFF/REVERSE (Using CTRL Key)
+Insert 9 0 8
+
+###### Keys matching C64 keyboard having PETSCIIs ######
+# Right PETSCII with any Shift Key.
+# Left PETSCII with Commodore Key.
+# PETSCII are remapped to match C64 Keyboard.
+
+# Plus (+)
+Dash 7 7 32
+Dash 9 1 1
+
+
+# Minus (-)
+Equals 8 7 32
+Equals 8 2 1
+KP_Multiply 1 3 8 /* Numpad * -> \ PETSCII */
+
+# Multiply (*)
+RightBracket 5 7 32
+RightBracket 8 1 1
+
+# At (@)
+LeftBracket 8 1 32
+LeftBracket 5 4 1
+
+###### Letter Keys ######
+# Right PETSCII with any Shift Key.
+# Left PETSCII with Commodore Key.
+# PETSCII are remapped to match C64 Keyboard.
+
+# Q Key
+q 2 0 8
+F10 7 7 1
+
+
+# W Key
+w 3 0 8
+
+# E Key
+e 2 1 8
+
+# R Key
+r 3 1 8
+
+# T Key
+t 2 2 8
+
+# Y Key
+y 3 2 8
+
+# U Key
+u 2 3 8
+
+# I KEY
+i 3 3 8
+
+# O Key
+o 2 4 8
+
+#P Key
+p 3 4 8
+
+# A Key
+a 4 0 8
+
+# S Key
+s 5 0 8
+
+# D Key
+d 4 1 8
+
+# F Key
+f 5 1 8
+
+# G Key
+g 4 2 8
+
+# H Key
+h 5 2 8
+
+# J Key
+j 4 3 8
+
+# K Key
+k 5 3 8
+
+# L Key
+l 4 4 8
+
+# Z Key
+z 6 0 8
+F11 8 7 1
+
+# X Key
+x 7 0 8
+
+# C Key
+c 6 1 8
+
+# V Key
+v 7 1 8
+
+# B Key
+b 6 2 8
+
+# N Key
+n 7 2 8
+Alt_L 5 7 1
+
+# M Key
+m 6 3 8
diff --git a/trunk/workspace/BMC/Pimmodore-64/Pimmodore-64/BMC 4.2 -autoswitch/BMC 4.2 -autoswitch/PET/rpi_grus_sym.vkm b/trunk/workspace/BMC/Pimmodore-64/Pimmodore-64/BMC 4.2 -autoswitch/BMC 4.2 -autoswitch/PET/rpi_grus_sym.vkm
new file mode 100644
index 00000000..fd4cbad6
--- /dev/null
+++ b/trunk/workspace/BMC/Pimmodore-64/Pimmodore-64/BMC 4.2 -autoswitch/BMC 4.2 -autoswitch/PET/rpi_grus_sym.vkm
@@ -0,0 +1,178 @@
+# VICE keyboard mapping file
+#
+# A Keyboard map is read in as patch to the current map.
+#
+# File format:
+# - comment lines start with '#'
+# - keyword lines start with '!keyword'
+# - normal line has 'keysym/scancode row column shiftflag'
+#
+# Keywords and their lines are:
+# '!CLEAR' clear whole table
+# '!INCLUDE filename' read file as mapping file
+# '!LSHIFT row col' left shift keyboard row/column
+# '!RSHIFT row col' right shift keyboard row/column
+# '!VSHIFT shiftkey' virtual shift key (RSHIFT or LSHIFT)
+# '!UNDEF keysym' remove keysym from table
+#
+# Shiftflag can have the values:
+# 0 key is not shifted for this keysym/scancode
+# 1 key is shifted for this keysym/scancode
+# 2 left shift
+# 4 right shift
+# 8 key can be shifted or not with this keysym/scancode
+# 16 deshift key for this keysym/scancode
+# 32 another definition for this keysym/scancode follows
+#
+# Negative row values:
+# 'keysym -1 n' joystick #1, direction n
+# 'keysym -2 n' joystick #2, direction n
+# 'keysym -3 0' first RESTORE key
+# 'keysym -3 1' second RESTORE key
+# 'keysym -4 0' 40/80 column key
+# 'keysym -4 1' CAPS (ASCII/DIN) key
+#
+
+# this is a PET graphics keyboard mapping (symbolic)
+
+#
+# Graphics keyboard matrix:
+#
+# 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7
+# +--------+--------+--------+--------+--------+--------+--------+--------+
+# 0 | ! | # | % | & | ( | <-- | home |crsr rgt|
+# +--------+--------+--------+--------+--------+--------+--------+--------+
+# 1 | " | $ | ' | \ | ) |--------|crsr dwn| del |
+# +--------+--------+--------+--------+--------+--------+--------+--------+
+# 2 | q | e | t | u | o | ^ | 7 | 9 |
+# +--------+--------+--------+--------+--------+--------+--------+--------+
+# 3 | w | r | y | i | p |--------| 8 | / |
+# +--------+--------+--------+--------+--------+--------+--------+--------+
+# 4 | a | d | g | j | l |--------| 4 | 6 |
+# +--------+--------+--------+--------+--------+--------+--------+--------+
+# 5 | s | f | h | k | : |--------| 5 | * |
+# +--------+--------+--------+--------+--------+--------+--------+--------+
+# 6 | z | c | b | m | ; | return | 1 | 3 |
+# +--------+--------+--------+--------+--------+--------+--------+--------+
+# 7 | x | v | n | , | ? |--------| 2 | + |
+# +--------+--------+--------+--------+--------+--------+--------+--------+
+# 8 |l shift | @ | ] |--------| > |r shift | 0 | - |
+# +--------+--------+--------+--------+--------+--------+--------+--------+
+# 9 | rvs on | [ | space | < | stop |--------| . | = |
+# +--------+--------+--------+--------+--------+--------+--------+--------+
+#
+# The original gfx keyboard reflects the matrix perfectly:
+#
+# ! " # $ % ' & \ ( ) <- ^s ^q ^] ^t
+# q w e r t y u i o p ^ 7 8 9 /
+# a s d f g h j k l : ^m 4 5 6 *
+# z x c v b n m , ; ? ^m 1 2 3 +
+# LS ^r @ [ ] SPACE < > ^c RS 0 . - =
+#
+# http://www.6502.org/users/andre/petindex/keyboards.html
+
+!CLEAR
+!LSHIFT 8 0
+!RSHIFT 8 5
+!VSHIFT RSHIFT
+
+Return 6 5 8
+Down 1 6 8
+Right 0 7 8
+Home 0 6 8
+BackSpace 1 7 8
+Delete 1 7 0
+Tab 9 0 8
+KP_Tab 9 0 8
+Escape 9 4 8
+Control_L 9 4 8
+Shift_L 8 0 2
+Shift_R 8 5 4
+a 4 0 8
+b 6 2 8
+c 6 1 8
+d 4 1 8
+e 2 1 8
+f 5 1 8
+g 4 2 8
+h 5 2 8
+i 3 3 8
+j 4 3 8
+k 5 3 8
+l 4 4 8
+m 6 3 8
+n 7 2 8
+o 2 4 8
+p 3 4 8
+q 2 0 8
+r 3 1 8
+s 5 0 8
+t 2 2 8
+u 2 3 8
+v 7 1 8
+w 3 0 8
+x 7 0 8
+y 3 2 8
+z 6 0 8
+KP_0 8 6 0
+KP_1 6 6 0
+KP_2 7 6 0
+KP_3 6 7 0
+KP_4 4 6 0
+KP_5 5 6 0
+KP_6 4 7 0
+KP_7 2 6 0
+KP_8 3 6 0
+KP_9 2 7 0
+KP_Multiply 5 7 8
+KP_Divide 3 7 8
+KP_Add 7 7 8
+KP_Subtract 8 7 8
+KP_Enter 6 5 8
+KP_Decimal 9 6 8
+0 8 6 32
+0 1 4 0
+1 6 6 32
+1 0 0 0
+2 7 6 32
+2 8 1 0
+3 6 7 32
+3 0 1 0
+4 4 6 32
+4 1 1 0
+5 5 6 32
+5 0 2 0
+6 4 7 32
+6 2 5 0
+7 2 6 32
+7 0 3 0
+8 3 6 32
+8 5 7 0
+9 2 7 32
+9 0 4 0
+Slash 3 7 32
+Slash 7 4 0
+RightBracket 8 2 0
+LeftBracket 9 1 0
+SemiColon 6 4 32
+SemiColon 5 4 0
+Comma 7 3 32
+Comma 9 3 0
+Period 9 6 32
+Period 8 4 0
+SingleQuote 1 2 32
+SingleQuote 1 0 0
+Pound 1 3 0
+BackSlash 1 3 32
+BackSlash 1 3 0
+Equals 9 7 32
+Equals 7 7 0
+Dash 8 7 32
+Dash 0 5 0
+Space 9 2 8
+BackQuote 8 1 33
+BackQuote 2 5 1
+Left 0 7 1
+Up 1 6 1
+Insert 1 7 1
+Clear 0 6 1
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diff --git a/trunk/workspace/BMC/Pimmodore-64/Pimmodore-64/BMC 4.2 -autoswitch/BMC 4.2 -autoswitch/PLUS4/PUT_ROMS_HERE b/trunk/workspace/BMC/Pimmodore-64/Pimmodore-64/BMC 4.2 -autoswitch/BMC 4.2 -autoswitch/PLUS4/PUT_ROMS_HERE
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index 00000000..2dabf72d
--- /dev/null
+++ b/trunk/workspace/BMC/Pimmodore-64/Pimmodore-64/BMC 4.2 -autoswitch/BMC 4.2 -autoswitch/PLUS4/PUT_ROMS_HERE
@@ -0,0 +1 @@
+Place KERNAL, CHARGEN, BASIC and d1541II ROMS in this dir.
diff --git a/trunk/workspace/BMC/Pimmodore-64/Pimmodore-64/BMC 4.2 -autoswitch/BMC 4.2 -autoswitch/PLUS4/basic b/trunk/workspace/BMC/Pimmodore-64/Pimmodore-64/BMC 4.2 -autoswitch/BMC 4.2 -autoswitch/PLUS4/basic
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--- /dev/null
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@@ -0,0 +1,33 @@
+# This file tells stdio glue code to fast fail, fast stat certain files
+# that are accessed at boot time in order to speed up the boot process.
+# If this file is missing, the default internal list will be used which
+# matches the checked in version.
+#
+# Note: Any unqualified filename will fake success or fail for the file
+# regardless of the directory it resides in. Machine kernal and character
+# roms you know are present can have a 'stat' entry here. Any files you want
+# to fail regardless of where they reside can have a 'fail' entry. If you
+# want to store your drive rom files in DRIVES, you can add fail entries
+# for /PLUS4/filename to speed up boot slightly since VICE looks for those
+# files first in the machine specific dir. But this is not necessary.
+stat,kernal,16384
+stat,kernal.005,16384
+stat,kernal.232,16384
+stat,kernal.364,16384
+stat,basic,16384
+stat,3plus1hi,16384
+stat,3plus1lo,16384
+stat,c2lo.364,16384
+fail,mps803,0
+fail,mps803.vpl,0
+fail,nl10-cbm,0
+fail,1520.vpl,0
+fail,dos1540,0
+fail,dos1570,0
+fail,dos2000,0
+fail,dos4000,0
+fail,dos2031,0
+fail,dos2040,0
+fail,dos3040,0
+fail,dos4040,0
+fail,dos1001,0
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diff --git a/trunk/workspace/BMC/Pimmodore-64/Pimmodore-64/BMC 4.2 -autoswitch/BMC 4.2 -autoswitch/PLUS4/rpi_maxi_pos.vkm b/trunk/workspace/BMC/Pimmodore-64/Pimmodore-64/BMC 4.2 -autoswitch/BMC 4.2 -autoswitch/PLUS4/rpi_maxi_pos.vkm
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@@ -0,0 +1,114 @@
+# BMC64 keyboard mapping file suitable for both
+# USB and real C64 keyboards using GPIO
+#
+# A Keyboard map is read in as patch to the current map.
+#
+# File format:
+# - comment lines start with '#'
+# - keyword lines start with '!keyword'
+# - normal line has 'keysym/scancode row column shiftflag'
+#
+# Keywords and their lines are:
+# '!CLEAR' clear whole table
+# '!INCLUDE filename' read file as mapping file
+# '!LSHIFT row col' left shift keyboard row/column
+# '!RSHIFT row col' right shift keyboard row/column
+# '!VSHIFT shiftkey' virtual shift key (RSHIFT or LSHIFT)
+# '!UNDEF keysym' remove keysym from table
+#
+# Shiftflag can have the values:
+# 0 key is not shifted for this keysym/scancode
+# 1 key is shifted for this keysym/scancode
+# 2 left shift
+# 4 right shift
+# 8 key can be shifted or not with this keysym/scancode
+# 16 deshift key for this keysym/scancode
+# 32 another definition for this keysym/scancode follows
+#
+# Negative row values:
+# 'keysym -1 n' joystick #1, direction n
+# 'keysym -2 n' joystick #2, direction n
+# 'keysym -3 0' first RESTORE key
+# 'keysym -3 1' second RESTORE key
+# 'keysym -4 0' 40/80 column key
+# 'keysym -4 1' CAPS (ASCII/DIN) key
+#
+
+!CLEAR
+!LSHIFT 1 7
+!RSHIFT 1 7
+!VSHIFT RSHIFT
+
+Control_L 7 2 8 /* CTRL */
+Super_L 7 5 8 /* Commodore Key */
+Alt_L 7 5 8 /* Commodore Key */
+BackSpace 0 0 8
+Down 5 0 8
+Escape 7 7 0 /* Run Stop */
+F1 0 4 8
+F3 0 5 8
+F5 0 6 8
+F7 0 3 8
+Home 7 1 8 /* Clr */
+Left 6 0 8
+Return 0 1 8
+Right 6 3 8
+Shift_L 1 7 2
+Shift_R 1 7 4
+Up 5 3 8
+BackSlash 0 7 8 /* at */
+LeftBracket 5 5 8 /* colon */
+Comma 5 7 8 /* comma */
+Pound 6 5 8 /* equal */
+Equals 6 5 8 /* equal */
+LP_Subtract 5 6 8 /* minus */
+Period 5 4 8 /* period */
+KP_Add 6 6 8 /* plus */
+RightBracket 6 2 8 /* semicolon */
+Slash 6 7 8 /* slash */
+Space 7 4 8 /* space */
+Dash 0 2 8 /* sterling */
+Insert 0 2 8 /* sterling */
+SemiColon 6 1 8 /* asterisk */
+BackQuote 6 4 8 /* escape */
+Del 6 6 8 /* plus */
+0 4 3 8
+1 7 0 8
+2 7 3 8
+3 1 0 8
+4 1 3 8
+5 2 0 8
+6 2 3 8
+7 3 0 8
+8 3 3 8
+9 4 0 8
+a 1 2 8
+b 3 4 8
+c 2 4 8
+d 2 2 8
+e 1 6 8
+f 2 5 8
+g 3 2 8
+h 3 5 8
+i 4 1 8
+j 4 2 8
+k 4 5 8
+l 5 2 8
+m 4 4 8
+n 4 7 8
+o 4 6 8
+p 5 1 8
+q 7 6 8
+r 2 1 8
+s 1 5 8
+t 2 6 8
+u 3 6 8
+v 3 7 8
+w 1 1 8
+x 2 7 8
+y 3 1 8
+z 1 4 8
+
+# Restore key mappings
+Tab -3 0
+CapsLock -4 1
diff --git a/trunk/workspace/BMC/Pimmodore-64/Pimmodore-64/BMC 4.2 -autoswitch/BMC 4.2 -autoswitch/PLUS4/rpi_pos.vkm b/trunk/workspace/BMC/Pimmodore-64/Pimmodore-64/BMC 4.2 -autoswitch/BMC 4.2 -autoswitch/PLUS4/rpi_pos.vkm
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index 00000000..783f3c47
--- /dev/null
+++ b/trunk/workspace/BMC/Pimmodore-64/Pimmodore-64/BMC 4.2 -autoswitch/BMC 4.2 -autoswitch/PLUS4/rpi_pos.vkm
@@ -0,0 +1,239 @@
+# Bare Metal Commodore keyboard mapping file suitable for real C64 keyboards using Keymmodore-64 interfase by K-rnivoro. https://github.com/K-rnivoro/Keymmodore-64
+# Tested with BMC v3.9 (https://accentual.com/bmc64/)
+# Mapped for positional compatibility with 264 Computers Series: Plus/4, Commodore-16 and Commodore-116 Keyboards.
+# Based on C64 Positional Layout, however some keys change position in order to be easier to use and remember.
+# The relevant changes are:
+# ESCAPE is mapped to Left-Arrow Key.
+# Cursor-Up is mapped to C64 Up-Arrow Key (C16/Plus-4 Up-Arrow is actually Shift+0).
+# Cursor-Left is mapped to C64 RESTORE Key (C16/Plus-4 CLEAR/HOME Key moves to C64 CLEAR/HOME key).
+# Cursor-Down is mapped to C64 Up/Down Cursor Key (It works only Down regardless Shift pressed or not, like the real C16/Plus-4 Key).
+# Cursor-Right is mapped to C64 Left/Right Cursor Key (It works only Right regardless Shift pressed or not, like the real C16/Plus-4 Key).
+#
+# File format:
+# - comment lines start with '#'
+# - keyword lines start with '!keyword'
+# - normal line has 'keysym/scancode row column shiftflag'
+#
+# Keywords and their lines are:
+# '!CLEAR' clear whole table
+# '!INCLUDE filename' read file as mapping file
+# '!LSHIFT row col' left shift keyboard row/column
+# '!RSHIFT row col' right shift keyboard row/column
+# '!VSHIFT shiftkey' virtual shift key (RSHIFT or LSHIFT)
+# '!UNDEF keysym' remove keysym from table
+#
+# Shiftflag can have the values:
+# 0 key is not shifted for this keysym/scancode
+# 1 key is shifted for this keysym/scancode
+# 2 left shift
+# 4 right shift
+# 8 key can be shifted or not with this keysym/scancode
+# 16 deshift key for this keysym/scancode
+# 32 another definition for this keysym/scancode follows
+#
+# Negative row values:
+# 'keysym -1 n' joystick #1, direction n
+# 'keysym -2 n' joystick #2, direction n
+# 'keysym -3 0' first RESTORE key
+# 'keysym -3 1' second RESTORE key
+# 'keysym -4 0' 40/80 column key
+# 'keysym -4 1' CAPS (ASCII/DIN) key
+#
+# Joystick direction values:
+# 0 Fire
+# 1 South/West
+# 2 South
+# 3 South/East
+# 4 West
+# 5 East
+# 6 North/West
+# 7 North
+# 8 North/East
+#
+# Joyport keypad key layout:
+# --------------------------
+# | 0 | 1 | 2 | 3 | 4 |
+# --------------------------
+# | 5 | 6 | 7 | 8 | 9 |
+# --------------------------
+# | 10 | 11 | 12 | 13 | 14 |
+# --------------------------
+# | 15 | 16 | 17 | 18 | 19 |
+# --------------------------
+#
+# When a bigger spaced key is used,
+# it uses the upper left most key value.
+#
+#############################################################################
+#
+# Commodore 16/116/Plus-4 keyboard matrix:
+#
+# 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7
+# +--------+--------+--------+--------+--------+--------+--------+--------+
+# 0 |INST-DEL|RETURN |POUND |HELP-F7 |F1-F4 |F2-F5 |F3-F6 |@ |
+# +--------+--------+--------+--------+--------+--------+--------+--------+
+# 1 |3 # |W |A |4 $ |Z |S |E |SHIFT |
+# +--------+--------+--------+--------+--------+--------+--------+--------+
+# 2 |5 % |R |D |6 & |C |F |T |X |
+# +--------+--------+--------+--------+--------+--------+--------+--------+
+# 3 |7 ' |Y |G |8 ( |B |H |U |V |
+# +--------+--------+--------+--------+--------+--------+--------+--------+
+# 4 |9 ) |I |J |0 ^ |M |K |O |N |
+# +--------+--------+--------+--------+--------+--------+--------+--------+
+# 5 |DOWN |P |L |UP |. > |: [ |- |, < |
+# +--------+--------+--------+--------+--------+--------+--------+--------+
+# 6 |LEFT |* |; ] |RIGHT |ESC |= |+ |/ ? |
+# +--------+--------+--------+--------+--------+--------+--------+--------+
+# 7 |1 ! |CLR-HOME|CTRL |2 " |SPACE |C= |Q |RUN-STOP|
+# +--------+--------+--------+--------+--------+--------+--------+--------+
+#
+#############################################################################
+
+
+!CLEAR
+!LSHIFT 1 7
+!RSHIFT 1 7
+!VSHIFT RSHIFT
+
+
+# Home = HOME
+Home 7 1 8
+
+# Enter = RETURN
+Return 0 1 8
+
+# Shifts = Shifts
+Shift_L 1 7 2
+Shift_R 1 7 4
+
+# Space bar = Space
+Space 7 4 8
+
+
+# Tab = CTRL
+Tab 7 2 8
+
+# Control_L = CBM
+Control_L 7 5 8
+
+#Backspace = INST/DEL
+BackSpace 0 0 8
+
+# Delete = Cursor Up = C64 Arrow Up Key
+Del 5 3 8
+
+# Down = Cursor Down
+Down 5 0 8
+
+# Page Up = Cursor Left = C64 RESTORE Key
+PageUp 6 0 8
+
+# Right = Cursor Right
+Right 6 3 8
+
+# ESCAPE = RUN/STOP
+Escape 7 7 8
+
+# Grave = ESCAPE = C64 Arrow_Left Key
+BackQuote 6 4 8
+
+# Insert = Pound
+Insert 0 2 8
+
+# Minus = Plus
+Dash 6 6 8
+
+# Equal = Minus
+Equals 5 6 8
+
+# Bracket Left = At
+LeftBracket 0 7 8
+
+#Bracket Right = Asterisk
+RightBracket 6 1 8
+
+# Slash = Slash
+Slash 6 7 8
+
+# Backslash = Equal
+BackSlash 6 5 8
+
+# Single Quote = Semicolon
+SingleQuote 6 2 8
+
+# SemiColon = Colon
+SemiColon 5 5 8
+
+# Comma = Comma
+Comma 5 7 8
+
+# Period = Period
+Period 5 4 8
+
+### F Keys
+F1 0 4 8
+F3 0 5 8
+F5 0 6 8
+F7 0 3 8
+
+
+### Numbers
+0 4 3 8
+1 7 0 8
+2 7 3 8
+3 1 0 8
+4 1 3 8
+5 2 0 8
+6 2 3 8
+7 3 0 8
+8 3 3 8
+9 4 0 8
+
+
+
+### Letters
+a 1 2 8
+b 3 4 8
+c 2 4 8
+d 2 2 8
+e 1 6 8
+f 2 5 8
+g 3 2 8
+h 3 5 8
+i 4 1 8
+j 4 2 8
+k 4 5 8
+l 5 2 8
+m 4 4 8
+n 4 7 8
+o 4 6 8
+p 5 1 8
+q 7 6 8
+r 2 1 8
+s 1 5 8
+t 2 6 8
+u 3 6 8
+v 3 7 8
+w 1 1 8
+x 2 7 8
+y 3 1 8
+z 1 4 8
+
+
+# joystick keymap A (port 1)
+KP_8 -1 7 /* NumPad 8 -> UP */
+KP_2 -1 2 /* NumPad 2 -> DOWN */
+KP_4 -1 4 /* NumPad 4 -> LEFT */
+KP_6 -1 5 /* NumPad 6 -> RIGHT */
+KP_0 -1 0 /* NumPad 0 -> FIRE */
+
+# joystick Keymap B (port 2)
+KP_7 -2 7 /* NumPad 7 -> UP */
+KP_3 -2 2 /* NumPad 3 -> DOWN */
+KP_1 -2 4 /* NumPad 1 -> LEFT */
+KP_9 -2 5 /* NumPad 9 -> RIGHT */
+KP_Decimal -2 0 /* NumPad . -> FIRE */
+
+
+
+
diff --git a/trunk/workspace/BMC/Pimmodore-64/Pimmodore-64/BMC 4.2 -autoswitch/BMC 4.2 -autoswitch/PLUS4/rpi_sym.vkm b/trunk/workspace/BMC/Pimmodore-64/Pimmodore-64/BMC 4.2 -autoswitch/BMC 4.2 -autoswitch/PLUS4/rpi_sym.vkm
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--- /dev/null
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@@ -0,0 +1,122 @@
+# VICE keyboard mapping file
+#
+# A Keyboard map is read in as patch to the current map.
+#
+# File format:
+# - comment lines start with '#'
+# - keyword lines start with '!keyword'
+# - normal line has 'keysym/scancode row column shiftflag'
+#
+# Keywords and their lines are:
+# '!CLEAR' clear whole table
+# '!INCLUDE filename' read file as mapping file
+# '!LSHIFT row col' left shift keyboard row/column
+# '!RSHIFT row col' right shift keyboard row/column
+# '!VSHIFT shiftkey' virtual shift key (RSHIFT or LSHIFT)
+# '!SHIFTL shiftkey' shift lock key (RSHIFT or LSHIFT)
+# '!UNDEF keysym' remove keysym from table
+#
+# Shiftflag can have the values:
+# 0 key is not shifted for this keysym/scancode
+# 1 key is shifted for this keysym/scancode
+# 2 left shift
+# 4 right shift
+# 8 key can be shifted or not with this keysym/scancode
+# 16 deshift key for this keysym/scancode
+# 32 another definition for this keysym/scancode follows
+# 64 shift lock
+# 256 key is used for an alternative keyboard mapping
+#
+# When a bigger spaced key is used,
+# it uses the upper left most key value.
+
+!CLEAR
+!LSHIFT 1 7
+!RSHIFT 1 7
+!VSHIFT RSHIFT
+
+Escape 7 7 8 /* ESC -> Run/Stop */
+1 7 0 8 /* 1 -> 1 */
+2 7 3 32 /* 2 -> 2 */
+2 0 7 16 /* @ -> @ */
+3 1 0 8 /* 3 -> 3 */
+4 1 3 8 /* 4 -> 4 */
+5 2 0 8 /* 5 -> 5 */
+6 2 3 32 /* 6 -> 6 */
+6 4 3 1 /* ^ -> ^ */
+7 3 0 32 /* 7 -> 7 */
+7 2 3 1 /* & -> & */
+8 3 3 32 /* 8 -> 8 */
+8 6 1 16 /* * -> * */
+9 4 0 32 /* 9 -> 9 */
+9 3 3 1 /* ( -> ( */
+0 4 3 32 /* 0 -> 0 */
+0 4 0 1 /* ) -> ) */
+Dash 5 6 8 /* Minus -> Minus */
+Equals 6 5 32 /* = -> = */
+Equals 6 6 16 /* + -> + */
+Pound 6 5 32 /* = -> = */
+Pound 6 6 16 /* + -> + */
+BackSpace 0 0 8 /* Backspace -> DEL */
+Control_L 7 5 8 /* Cntrl -> CBM */
+q 7 6 8 /* Q -> Q */
+w 1 1 8 /* W -> W */
+e 1 6 8 /* E -> E */
+r 2 1 8 /* R -> R */
+t 2 6 8 /* T -> T */
+y 3 1 8 /* Y -> Y */
+u 3 6 8 /* U -> U */
+i 4 1 8 /* I -> I */
+o 4 6 8 /* O -> O */
+p 5 1 8 /* P -> P */
+LeftBracket 5 5 1 /* [ -> [ */
+RightBracket 6 2 1 /* ] -> ] */
+Return 0 1 8 /* Return -> Return */
+Tab 7 2 8 /* Tab -> Ctrl */
+a 1 2 8 /* A -> A */
+s 1 5 8 /* S -> S */
+d 2 2 8 /* D -> D */
+f 2 5 8 /* F -> F */
+g 3 2 8 /* G -> G */
+h 3 5 8 /* H -> H */
+j 4 2 8 /* J -> J */
+k 4 5 8 /* K -> K */
+l 5 2 8 /* L -> L */
+SemiColon 6 2 32 /* ; -> ; */
+SemiColon 5 5 16 /* : -> : */
+SingleQuote 3 0 33 /* ' -> ' */
+SingleQuote 7 3 1 /* " -> " */
+BackQuote 6 4 8 /* ` -> Escape */
+BackSlash 0 2 8 /* \ -> Lira */
+Shift_L 1 7 2 /* Left Shift -> Left Shift */
+CapsLock 1 7 64 /* Caps Lock -> Shift Lock */
+z 1 4 8 /* Z -> Z */
+x 2 7 8 /* X -> X */
+c 2 4 8 /* C -> C */
+v 3 7 8 /* V -> V */
+b 3 4 8 /* B -> B */
+n 4 7 8 /* N -> N */
+m 4 4 8 /* M -> M */
+Comma 5 7 8 /* , -> , */
+Period 5 4 8 /* . -> . */
+Slash 6 7 8 /* / -> / */
+Shift_R 1 7 4 /* Right Shift -> Right Shift */
+Space 7 4 8 /* Space -> Space */
+F1 0 4 8 /* F1 -> F1 */
+F2 0 4 1 /* F2 -> F2 */
+F3 0 5 8 /* F3 -> F3 */
+F4 0 5 1 /* F4 -> F4 */
+F5 0 6 8 /* F5 -> F5 */
+F6 0 6 1 /* F6 -> F6 */
+F7 0 3 8 /* F7 -> F7 */
+F8 0 3 1 /* F8 -> F8 */
+Home 7 1 8 /* Home -> CLR/HOME */
+Up 5 3 8 /* Up -> CRSR UP */
+Down 5 0 8 /* Down -> CRSR DOWN */
+Insert 0 0 1 /* Insert -> INS */
+Del 0 0 8 /* Delete -> DEL */
+Left 6 0 8 /* Left -> Left */
+Right 6 3 8 /* Right -> Right */
+
+# Restore key mappings
+PageUp -3 0
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@@ -0,0 +1 @@
+Place KERNAL, CHARGEN, BASIC and d1541II ROMS in this dir.
diff --git a/trunk/workspace/BMC/Pimmodore-64/Pimmodore-64/BMC 4.2 -autoswitch/BMC 4.2 -autoswitch/PLUS4EMU/README.md b/trunk/workspace/BMC/Pimmodore-64/Pimmodore-64/BMC 4.2 -autoswitch/BMC 4.2 -autoswitch/PLUS4EMU/README.md
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--- /dev/null
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@@ -0,0 +1,6 @@
+If you are trying to use a real C16
+keyboard with BMCPlus4Emu and a
+keyrah V2, you should rename
+rpi_c16_keyrah_pos.vkm to rpi_pos.vkm
+to get a mapping that will work.
+
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diff --git a/trunk/workspace/BMC/Pimmodore-64/Pimmodore-64/BMC 4.2 -autoswitch/BMC 4.2 -autoswitch/PLUS4EMU/rpi_c16_keyrah_pos.vkm b/trunk/workspace/BMC/Pimmodore-64/Pimmodore-64/BMC 4.2 -autoswitch/BMC 4.2 -autoswitch/PLUS4EMU/rpi_c16_keyrah_pos.vkm
new file mode 100644
index 00000000..2f9c97d8
--- /dev/null
+++ b/trunk/workspace/BMC/Pimmodore-64/Pimmodore-64/BMC 4.2 -autoswitch/BMC 4.2 -autoswitch/PLUS4EMU/rpi_c16_keyrah_pos.vkm
@@ -0,0 +1,91 @@
+# BMC64 keyboard mapping file suitable for
+# a real C16 keyboard and a keyrah v2.
+# Submitted by: J. Gardiner
+# Keyrah switch must be in VICE position.
+# This file should be renamed to
+# rpi_pos.vkm
+#
+# This is not a VICE keymap file.
+#
+# 0: Del 1: Return 2: £ 3: Help
+# 4: F1 5: F2 6: F3 7: @
+# 8: 3 9: W 10: A 11: 4
+# 12: Z 13: S 14: E 15: Shift
+# 16: 5 17: R 18: D 19: 6
+# 20: C 21: F 22: T 23: X
+# 24: 7 25: Y 26: G 27: 8
+# 28: B 29: H 30: U 31: V
+# 32: 9 33: I 34: J 35: 0
+# 36: M 37: K 38: O 39: N
+# 40: Down 41: P 42: L 43: Up
+# 44: . 45: : 46: - 47: ,
+# 48: Left 49: * 50: ; 51: Right
+# 52: Esc 53: = 54: + 55: /
+# 56: 1 57: Home 58: Ctrl 59: 2
+# 60: Space 61: C= 62: Q 63: Stop
+#
+BackSpace 0
+Return 1
+Del 2
+F4 3
+F1 4
+F2 5
+F3 6
+Dash 7
+3 8
+w 9
+a 10
+4 11
+z 12
+s 13
+e 14
+Shift_L 15
+Shift_R 15
+5 16
+r 17
+d 18
+6 19
+c 20
+f 21
+t 22
+x 23
+7 24
+y 25
+g 26
+8 27
+b 28
+h 29
+u 30
+v 31
+9 32
+i 33
+j 34
+0 35
+m 36
+k 37
+o 38
+n 39
+Down 40
+p 41
+l 42
+Up 43
+Period 44
+SemiColon 45
+RightBracket 46
+Comma 47
+Left 48
+KP_Multiply 49
+SingleQuote 50
+Right 51
+BackQuote 52
+Equals 53
+LeftBracket 54
+Slash 55
+1 56
+Home 57
+Control_R 58
+2 59
+Space 60
+Control_L 61
+q 62
+Tab 63
diff --git a/trunk/workspace/BMC/Pimmodore-64/Pimmodore-64/BMC 4.2 -autoswitch/BMC 4.2 -autoswitch/PLUS4EMU/rpi_maxi_pos.vkm b/trunk/workspace/BMC/Pimmodore-64/Pimmodore-64/BMC 4.2 -autoswitch/BMC 4.2 -autoswitch/PLUS4EMU/rpi_maxi_pos.vkm
new file mode 100644
index 00000000..a87474e2
--- /dev/null
+++ b/trunk/workspace/BMC/Pimmodore-64/Pimmodore-64/BMC 4.2 -autoswitch/BMC 4.2 -autoswitch/PLUS4EMU/rpi_maxi_pos.vkm
@@ -0,0 +1,88 @@
+# BMC64 keyboard mapping file suitable for both
+# USB and real C64 keyboards using GPIO
+#
+# This is not a VICE keymap file.
+#
+# 0: Del 1: Return 2: £ 3: Help
+# 4: F1 5: F2 6: F3 7: @
+# 8: 3 9: W 10: A 11: 4
+# 12: Z 13: S 14: E 15: Shift
+# 16: 5 17: R 18: D 19: 6
+# 20: C 21: F 22: T 23: X
+# 24: 7 25: Y 26: G 27: 8
+# 28: B 29: H 30: U 31: V
+# 32: 9 33: I 34: J 35: 0
+# 36: M 37: K 38: O 39: N
+# 40: Down 41: P 42: L 43: Up
+# 44: . 45: : 46: - 47: ,
+# 48: Left 49: * 50: ; 51: Right
+# 52: Esc 53: = 54: + 55: /
+# 56: 1 57: Home 58: Ctrl 59: 2
+# 60: Space 61: C= 62: Q 63: Stop
+#
+BackSpace 0
+Return 1
+Down 2
+F7 3
+F1 4
+F3 5
+F5 6
+BackSlash 7
+3 8
+w 9
+a 10
+4 11
+z 12
+s 13
+e 14
+Shift_L 15
+Shift_R 15
+5 16
+r 17
+d 18
+6 19
+c 20
+f 21
+t 22
+x 23
+7 24
+y 25
+g 26
+8 27
+b 28
+h 29
+u 30
+v 31
+9 32
+i 33
+j 34
+0 35
+m 36
+k 37
+o 38
+n 39
+Home 40 // C64 Home = Plus4 Down
+p 41
+l 42
+Insert 43 // C64 Sterling = Plus4 Up
+Dash 43 // C64 Sterline = Plus4 Up
+Period 44
+LeftBracket 45
+SingleQuote 46 // C64 Up arrow = Plus4 Dash
+Comma 47
+KP_Add 48 // C64 Plus = Plus4 Left
+Equals 49 // C64 Equals = Plus4 Asterisk
+RightBracket 50
+KP_Subtract 51 // C64 Dash = Plus4 Right
+BackQuote 52 // C64 Left Arrow = Plus4 Escape
+Right 53 // C64 Right = PLus4 Equals
+SemiColon 54 // C64 Asterisk = Plus4 Plus
+Slash 55
+1 56
+Tab 57 // C64 Restore = Plus4 Clr/Home
+Control_L 58
+2 59
+Space 60
+Super_L 61
+q 62
+Escape 63
diff --git a/trunk/workspace/BMC/Pimmodore-64/Pimmodore-64/BMC 4.2 -autoswitch/BMC 4.2 -autoswitch/PLUS4EMU/rpi_pos.vkm b/trunk/workspace/BMC/Pimmodore-64/Pimmodore-64/BMC 4.2 -autoswitch/BMC 4.2 -autoswitch/PLUS4EMU/rpi_pos.vkm
new file mode 100644
index 00000000..9d69e928
--- /dev/null
+++ b/trunk/workspace/BMC/Pimmodore-64/Pimmodore-64/BMC 4.2 -autoswitch/BMC 4.2 -autoswitch/PLUS4EMU/rpi_pos.vkm
@@ -0,0 +1,97 @@
+# Bare Metal Commodore keyboard mapping file suitable for real C64 keyboards using Keymmodore-64 interfase by K-rnivoro. https://github.com/K-rnivoro/Keymmodore-64
+# Tested with BMC v3.9 (https://accentual.com/bmc64/)
+# Mapped for positional compatibility with 264 Computers Series: Plus/4, Commodore-16 and Commodore-116 Keyboards.
+# Based on C64 Positional Layout, however some keys change position in order to be easier to use and remember.
+# The relevant changes are:
+# ESCAPE is mapped to Left-Arrow Key.
+# Cursor-Up is mapped to C64 Up-Arrow Key (C16/Plus-4 Up-Arrow is actually Shift+0).
+# Cursor-Left is mapped to C64 RESTORE Key (C16/Plus-4 CLEAR/HOME Key moves to C64 CLEAR/HOME key).
+# Cursor-Down is mapped to C64 Up/Down Cursor Key (It works only Down regardless Shift pressed or not, like the real C16/Plus-4 Key).
+# Cursor-Right is mapped to C64 Left/Right Cursor Key (It works only Right regardless Shift pressed or not, like the real C16/Plus-4 Key).
+#
+# This is not a VICE keymap file.
+#
+# 0: Del 1: Return 2: £ 3: Help
+# 4: F1 5: F2 6: F3 7: @
+# 8: 3 9: W 10: A 11: 4
+# 12: Z 13: S 14: E 15: Shift
+# 16: 5 17: R 18: D 19: 6
+# 20: C 21: F 22: T 23: X
+# 24: 7 25: Y 26: G 27: 8
+# 28: B 29: H 30: U 31: V
+# 32: 9 33: I 34: J 35: 0
+# 36: M 37: K 38: O 39: N
+# 40: Down 41: P 42: L 43: Up
+# 44: . 45: : 46: - 47: ,
+# 48: Left 49: * 50: ; 51: Right
+# 52: Esc 53: = 54: + 55: /
+# 56: 1 57: Home 58: Ctrl 59: 2
+# 60: Space 61: C= 62: Q 63: Stop
+#
+BackSpace 0
+Return 1
+Insert 2
+F7 3
+F1 4
+F3 5
+F5 6
+LeftBracket 7
+3 8
+w 9
+a 10
+4 11
+z 12
+s 13
+e 14
+Shift_L 15
+Shift_R 15
+5 16
+r 17
+d 18
+6 19
+c 20
+f 21
+t 22
+x 23
+7 24
+y 25
+g 26
+8 27
+b 28
+h 29
+u 30
+v 31
+9 32
+i 33
+j 34
+0 35
+m 36
+k 37
+o 38
+n 39
+Down 40
+p 41
+l 42
+# Changed Up to Arrow Up Key (Delete)
+Del 43
+Period 44
+SemiColon 45
+Equals 46
+Comma 47
+# Changed Left to RESTORE Key (Page_Up)
+PageUp 48
+RightBracket 49
+SingleQuote 50
+Right 51
+BackQuote 52
+BackSlash 53
+Dash 54
+Slash 55
+1 56
+Home 57
+Tab 58
+2 59
+Space 60
+Control_L 61
+q 62
+Escape 63
diff --git a/trunk/workspace/BMC/Pimmodore-64/Pimmodore-64/BMC 4.2 -autoswitch/BMC 4.2 -autoswitch/PatchReadme.txt b/trunk/workspace/BMC/Pimmodore-64/Pimmodore-64/BMC 4.2 -autoswitch/BMC 4.2 -autoswitch/PatchReadme.txt
new file mode 100644
index 00000000..4b4764f7
--- /dev/null
+++ b/trunk/workspace/BMC/Pimmodore-64/Pimmodore-64/BMC 4.2 -autoswitch/BMC 4.2 -autoswitch/PatchReadme.txt
@@ -0,0 +1,17 @@
+Stable 4.2-p1
+
+Extra fixes
+ - mouse fix
+ - TDE per drive
+ - CMD HD no op when detached
+ - compilation fix for Pi0
+ - teensy-resid initialisation crash fix for Pi0
+
+See: https://github.com/aminch/bmc64/tree/combo-fixes-1
+
+Create BMC64 4.2 microSD card
+Unzip the contents of this archive and replace existing files
+
+
+
+
diff --git a/trunk/workspace/BMC/Pimmodore-64/Pimmodore-64/BMC 4.2 -autoswitch/BMC 4.2 -autoswitch/README.md b/trunk/workspace/BMC/Pimmodore-64/Pimmodore-64/BMC 4.2 -autoswitch/BMC 4.2 -autoswitch/README.md
new file mode 100644
index 00000000..d9b2c696
--- /dev/null
+++ b/trunk/workspace/BMC/Pimmodore-64/Pimmodore-64/BMC 4.2 -autoswitch/BMC 4.2 -autoswitch/README.md
@@ -0,0 +1,838 @@
+# BMC64
+
+BMC64 is a bare metal C64 emulator for the Raspberry Pi with true 50hz/60hz smooth scrolling and low latency between input & video/audio. Four other Commodore machines are available as well; C128, Vic20, Plus/4 and PET.
+
+# BMC64 Features
+ * Quick boot time (C64 in 4.1 seconds over composite!)
+ * Frames are timed to vsync for true 50/60 hz smooth scrolling (no horizontal tearing!)
+ * Low latency between input & audio/video
+ * No shutdown sequence required, just power off
+ * High C64 compatibility thanks to VICE
+ * High Plus/4 compatibility thanks to Plus4Emu (Rpi3 Only)
+ * Easily wire real Commodore/Atari Joysticks and nav buttons via GPIO using jumpers (GPIO Config 1)
+ * Can use a real Commodore Keyboard and Joysticks via PCB (GPIO Config 2)
+ * Can use a Waveshare Game HAT (Pi2 or 3 Only) (GPIO Config 3)
+ * Also works with the Keyrah and TheC64 'Maxi' case
+
+# Limitations
+ * USB gamepad support is limited. Not all gamepads will work (especially wireless).
+ * There is no network support.
+
+This project uses VICE for emulation without any O/S (Linux) distribution installed on the Pi. VICE (Versatile Commodore Emulator) platform dependencies are satisfied using circle-stdlib.
+
+For Plus/4 emulation on the Rasbperry Pi 3, a more accurate emulator using Plus4Emu is also available.
+
+# Known Issues
+
+ * There is no hot plug in/out support for USB devices. All devices must be plugged in before the device is booted and never removed. Attempting to remove them will halt the emulator or make it slow down considerably.
+
+ * Some USB gamepads will require manual tweaking of settings from the defaults.
+
+# Precompiled Images
+
+ NOTE: Since V3.0, all machines are now bundled into one release for all Pi models. You can switch from the 'Machine' menu.
+
+ * https://accentual.com/bmc64
+
+# Github Link
+
+ * https://github.com/randyrossi/bmc64
+
+# Machine Selection
+
+The default machine is a C64. You can switch to VIC20, C128, Plus/4 or PET from the 'Machines->Switch' menu option. These configurations are defined in machines.txt. There you will find configurations for each machine type for NTSC/PAL over HDMI/Composite combinations. Most video modes are 720p but you can change this (see below).
+
+# machines.txt (Video & Timing)
+
+The emulated machine is timed by the video mode you select. The default config provided uses 720p PAL 50hz on HDMI. This is a 'safe' mode that should work on all monitors. A 50.125hz custom mode is provided for the C64/Vic20/C128 machines that will match the timing of the real machine. However, this mode may not work on all monitors.
+
+Inside machines.txt, you can change or add new machine configurations. These will show up in the Machines->Switch menu.
+
+Here is an example of a machine entry:
+
+ [C64/PAL/HDMI/VICE 720p@50Hz]
+ disable_overscan=1
+ sdtv_mode=18
+ hdmi_group=1
+ hdmi_mode=19
+ machine_timing=pal-hdmi
+ scaling_params=384,240,1152,720
+
+NOTE: Even though a config is intended to be used for HDMI or Composite (never both), you should always define both composite and hdmi parameters.
+
+Valid machine names are C64, C128, VIC20, PET, PLUS4 and PLUS4EMU (Rpi3 only)
+Valid video standards are NTSC, PAL
+Valid video output types are HDMI, Composite, DPI
+
+For HDMI, you should choose either a 50hz or 60hz mode.
+See below for notes on using DPI.
+
+If you want to use composite out, you MUST set machine_timing parameter to ntsc-composite or pal-composite and set the corresponding sdtv_mode. Otherwise, you will have audio synchronization issues.
+
+Raspberry Pi Video Mode | machine_timing | cycles_per_second
+----------------------------|----------------|-------------------
+hdmi_group=1,hdmi_mode=19 | pal-hdmi | not required
+hdmi_group=1,hdmi_mode=4 | ntsc-hdmi | not required
+sdtv_mode=18 | pal-composite | not required
+sdtv_mode=16 | ntsc-composite | not required
+hdmi_group=2,hdmi_mode=87 | pal-custom or ntsc-custom | see below
+
+## How to add your own custom HDMI mode (VICE emulators only)
+
+You are free to experiment with different modes. It may be advantageous to set the video mode to match the native resolution of your monitor. That way, it may have less processing to do and _may_ save on latency (not confirmed). That can be accomplished with either a different hdmi_mode or a custom mode.
+
+If you plan to use a custom HDMI mode, you will have to alter the machine's 'cycles_per_second' value to match the actual fps that mode outputs. Custom HDMI modes may not be exactly 50 hz or 60 hz and that can cause audio sync issues if you use the default value. A tool to calculate this number is provided under the 'Video' menu. The test will take 10 minutes and will let you know what values you should add to cmdline.txt for machine_timing and cycles_per_second. You only need to run the test once for that mode.
+
+Example: Making a custom 1360x768 50Hz HDMI Mode
+
+First change config.txt to the custom mode you want
+
+ disable_overscan=1
+ sdtv_mode=18
+ hdmi_group=2
+ hdmi_mode=87
+ hdmi_cvt=1360 768 50 3 0 0 0
+
+In config.txt you would temporarily have:
+
+ fast=true machine_timing=pal-hdmi (remove any cycles_per_second settings)
+
+Boot, then run the test tool. The tool will tell you the actual frame rate for this mode is 49.89 and show you the machine_timing and cycles_per_second parameters to use:
+
+ machine_timing=pal-custom cycles_per_second=980670
+
+You would then define your machines.txt entry like this:
+
+ [C64/PAL/HDMI/1360x768@49.89Hz]
+ disable_overscan=1
+ hdmi_cvt=1360 768 50 3 0 0 0
+ sdtv_mode=18
+ hdmi_group=2
+ hdmi_mode=87
+ machine_timing=pal-custom
+ cycles_per_second=980670
+
+ (see below for chosing scaling_params)
+
+And this option will show up in the Machine->Switch menu.
+
+Custom HDMI modes are not supported for plus4emu yet.
+
+## DPI (Parallel Display Interface)
+
+BMC64 v3.3 and higher supports video output via DPI. DPI is a (up to) 24-bit parallel RGB interface. A DPI capable display device or RGB adapter board is required. You will have to match the output format to your device. See https://www.raspberrypi.org/documentation/hardware/raspberrypi/dpi/README.md for more details.
+
+DPI disables HDMI and Composite video and is different for every device. For this reason, these configurations are not provided by default and must be added manually to machines.txt. I suggest once you have a working configuration, you add the machines.txt entries for all the machines you want to use DPI with.
+
+Here are a couple examples you can add to machines.txt that will work with the VGA666 adapter board:
+
+ [C64/NTSC/DPI/VGA666:720p@60hz]
+ enable_dpi=true
+ machine_timing=ntsc-custom
+ cycles_per_second=1025643
+ enable_dpi_lcd=1
+ display_default_lcd=1
+ dpi_group=1
+ dpi_mode=4
+ scaling_params=384,240,1152,720
+
+ [C64/PAL/DPI/VGA666:720p@50hz]
+ enable_dpi=true
+ machine_timing=pal-custom
+ cycles_per_second=982734
+ enable_dpi_lcd=1
+ display_default_lcd=1
+ dpi_group=1
+ dpi_mode=19
+ scaling_params=384,240,1152,720
+
+* It appears these modes are not exactly 50hz/60hz like HDMI. It's likely the case that all DPI modes will require custom timing. See steps mentioned above for how to find the correct cycles_per_second value for your DPI mode.
+
+** DPI uses almost all the GPIO pins. GPIO configs for things like joysticks/keyboards/buttons are disabled when enable_dpi is present in cmdline.txt
+
+*** Special thanks goes out to github user K-rnivoro (https://github.com/K-rnivoro) for suggesting this feature.
+
+# Recovering from a Blank Screen
+
+If you are experimenting with a video mode and are not getting a picture, you can press Cntrl followed by F7 and hold both for 5 seconds after a boot, then release the F7 key. This will reset the emulator and switch back to C64 with a 'safe' HDMI 720p video mode. (This will also work over composite but you should follow up with a switch to one of the composite modes for correct audio sync.)
+
+# Video + Timing (VIC20, C128, Plus/4, PET)
+
+All of the above re: timing applies to the other machines as well. However, in my opinion, the VIC20 machine is better configured to be an NTSC machine. Most cartridges were made for NTSC and you will notice they position their screens poorly when inserted into a PAL machine. Most games gave the option of moving it using cursor keys or joystick but this is annoying.
+
+# Dimensions and Scaling
+
+The virtual display dimensions can be adjusted dynamically from the menu. Under 'Video', you will find Horizontal Border (px), Vertical Border (px), and H/V Stretch controls for each virtual display available. Displays are scaled as follows:
+
+ 1. The main graphics area is trimmed or padded by border level adjustments.
+ 2. The resulting image is scaled according to stretch factors (1.0 is full vertical height, horizontal is a scalar of the display height)
+ 3. The scaled image is then centered within the display resolution.
+
+Using the settings, you should be able to customize the display to your liking. However, if you plan on using scaling_kernel=8 (nearest neighbor) there are benefits to chosing dimensions that result in integer multipliers of the frame buffer (see below).
+
+## Integer Scaling
+
+If you want to get better picture quality on your CRT monitor or if you prefer the 'pixel perfect' look on HDMI, integer scaling is what you want. Integer scaling along with scaling_kernel=8 will eliminate scaling artifacts (i.e. variation in thickness of scaled up pixels). However, you may have to sacrifice some border area and/or not get the exact aspect ratio you want.
+
+When you change the border values, you will see three dimensions displayed; the display dimensions, the frame buffer dimensions (FB) and the scaled frame buffer (SFB) dimensions. When the scaled frame buffer dimensions are an integer multiple of the frame buffer dimensions, they will turn green.
+
+To make this easier, there are video options named 'Next H Integer Scale' and 'Next V Integer Scale'. They will bump up the horizontal and vertical stretch to the next nearest integer multiple of the frame buffer's dimensions. Keep pressing return to cycle through all integer multipls that will fit. If the next integer multiple doesn't fill the screen, you will have to adjust the border amount so that it does and try again (not always possible).
+
+Once you have values that work for you, edit the machines.txt file and add or change the scaling_params for the mode you are running:
+
+ scaling_params=fb_width,fb_height,sfb_width,sfb_height
+
+ (For C128 and PET use scaling_params2 for the 80 column displays.)
+
+When sfb_width = fb_width * N, where N is some integer, the width will be integer scaled.
+
+When sfb_height = fb_height * N, where N is some integer, height will be integer scaled.
+
+Using scaling_kernel=8 without integer scaling can cause irregular looking characters. Notice the two O's and S's look odd.
+
+
+
+Using scaling_kernel=8 with integer scaling eliminates irregularities.
+
+
+
+## Perfect DPI -> (Real) CRT Scanlines
+
+For those using DPI connected to CRTs (via VGA666 for example), you can try a custom resolution like this:
+
+ dpi_timings=1920 1 56 176 208 282 1 5 2 23 0 0 0 50 0 36908040 1
+
+This gives a 1920 x 282 display res. Then set FB to 384x282. Then set SFB to 1920x282. That gives a 5x horizontal scale and 1x vertical. So the CRT will trace each line of the frame buffer on one scanline. Once your resolution looks good, follow the custom timing tool instructions to get your cycles_per_second correct. The above mode was tested on a Sony Trinitron CRT. Here is the machines.txt entry:
+
+ [C64/PAL/DPI/VGA666:1920x282@50.125hz]
+ enable_dpi=true
+ machine_timing=pal-custom
+ cycles_per_second=985257
+ enable_dpi_lcd=1
+ display_default_lcd=1
+ dpi_group=2
+ dpi_mode=87
+ dpi_timings=1920 1 56 176 208 282 1 5 2 23 0 0 0 50 0 36908040 1
+ scaling_params=384,282,1920,282
+
+NOTE: This mode has a 15khz horizontal refresh rate which many monitors don't support. You may have to experiment with other resolutions (not necessarily 282 lines) to get something working.
+
+Many thanks goes out to Alessio Scanderebech and Andrea Mazzoleni for their assistance with getting this working.
+
+# VGA Display without 15khz hsync support
+
+If you have a VGA monitor that doesn't support 15khz hsync, you can try using a 1920x1080 resolution and add raster_skip=true to the machine config. The 'raster_skip' option doubles the vertical height of the frame buffer and draws the emulated display into every other line. When this is integer scaled up to 1080, you can achieve more or less the same effect you would get with a monitor that could do 15khz. That is, there will be gaps between each 'scanline' as though there were only ~270 lines. This looks pretty decent on a Trinitron tube because there are no horizontal gaps in the phosphor bars and the 2 real scanlines that resulted from doubling the one line from the frame buffer looks like one solid scanline (...at least that's what I think is happening)
+
+ [C64/PAL/DPI/VGA666:1920x1080@50hz]
+ enable_dpi=true
+ machine_timing=pal-custom
+ cycles_per_second=985257
+ enable_dpi_lcd=1
+ display_default_lcd=1
+ dpi_group=1
+ dpi_mode=31
+ raster_skip=true
+ scaling_params=1920,540,1920,1080
+
+# Video Scaling Algorithm
+
+The emulated resolutions are small and must be scaled up to the video mode's resolution. You can tell the Pi to change the way it scales the video using the 'scaling_kernel' option in config.txt:
+
+ * (Soft Look) This is what the default scaling_kernel option (absent from config.txt) will look like:
+
+
+
+ * (Pixel Perfect Look) This is what scaling_kernel=8 option will look like:
+
+
+
+ NOTE: For scaling_kernel=8, it's best to adjust your FB so that it can be scaled by an integer and fill most of the screen. See section on Integer Scaling above.
+
+# (Real) CRT Scanline alignment
+
+If you are using a CRT, you may want to use the 'V Stretch Factor' to better align the video to your monitr's real scanlines. A mis-alignment can make characters look fuzzy.
+
+ * Here's what a bad alignment can look like:
+
+
+
+ * Here's what a better alignment can look like:
+
+
+
+NOTE: It may not be possible for EVERY scanline to line up from top to bottom but you should be able to get most of the display to look less 'fuzzy'.
+
+# CRT Filter
+
+For HDMI displays, you can enable davej's shader which emulates a CRT. To use the shader properly, you will need to use (at the very least) integer scaling (see above). I recommend at least 3x in both dimensions. This will produce acceptable results on just about any resolution. However, if you want every scanline and every 'phosphor' (if using a mask) to be precicely the same height/width, you will also need to use a resolution that matches your monitor's native resolution. That's because unless you have a resolution that matches your monitor's native resolution, your monitor will end up scaling the image itself.
+
+ * Here is the CRT shader using a 1280x720 display resolution while the monitor is 1600x900. Notice every few scanlines are slightly thicker.
+
+
+
+ * Here is the same CRT shader using the monitor's 1600x900 native resolution. Notice every scan line height is identical.
+
+
+
+The shader is not available if the mode is marked for composite. (There's no reason to put fake scanlines underneath real scanlines.) For DPI output, using the shader depends on your resolution. If you are able to use a (near) 240p resolution, don't enable the shader. However, if you are using a VGA666 adapter and a high display resolution on a very sharp display (i.e. Trinitron), you might want to use the shader for scanlines. The shader should work up to 1080p resolution at 60fps but some options might affect performance (i.e. curvature).
+
+Vertical centering will be reset to 0 if the shader is enabled.
+
+## CRT Filter + Performance
+
+Some shader parameter combinations may cause stuttering or frame drops on the Pi0/2. Curvature + MultiSample + Filter might be too much (especially for the Pi0), but two out of three may work. If you see bad performance, try disabling the shader altogether to determine if that's the cause. Then try disabling different features to see if you can isolate which option pushes your system over the limit. It's likely most games won't experience any problems but some demos might. I have not tested the shader's performance or how it impacts emulation at all resolutions. Your mileage may vary.
+
+The shader may crash the Pi on higher resolutions/fps. (My Pi0 crashes @ 1600x900 @60fps consistently.) 720p and 1080p @ 50fps seem to operate okay.
+
+# Files Organization
+
+File browsers will by default look in directories off the SD card using this convention:
+
+ /disks/C64
+ /carts/C64
+ /tapes/C64
+ /snapshots/C64
+
+ (Autostart starts off in "/")
+
+However, if you prefer to organize your files like this:
+
+ /C64/disks
+ /C64/carts
+ /C64/tapes
+ /C64/snapshots
+
+ (Autostart starts off in "/C64")
+
+Then change the 'Files Location Convention' in the Prefs menu accordingly.
+
+* ROMS must always be located in "/C64".
+** Replace "C64" above with the appropriate emulator sub dir for different emulators.
+
+# FileSystem/Drives
+
+By default, the first partition of the SDcard is mounted and is where BMC64 will search for emulator files. To change this, add "disk_partition=#" to cmdline.txt where # is the partition number you want to mount (1-4).
+
+Mounting extended partitions is possible but requires the start sector to be known. (The fatfs library used is not capable of finding extended partitions by number or id). To find the start sector of the extended partition you want to use, use fdisk:
+
+Ex: sudo fdisk /dev/sdb
+
+ Command (m for help): p
+ Disk /dev/sdb: 29.9 GiB, 32036093952 bytes, 62570496 sectors
+ Units: sectors of 1 * 512 = 512 bytes
+ Sector size (logical/physical): 512 bytes / 512 bytes
+ I/O size (minimum/optimal): 512 bytes / 512 bytes
+ Disklabel type: dos
+ Disk identifier: 0xf57fa762
+
+ Device Boot Start End Sectors Size Id Type
+ /dev/sdb1 2048 204799 202752 99M b W95 FAT32
+ /dev/sdb2 204800 62570495 62365696 29.8G 5 Extended
+ /dev/sdb5 206848 1230847 1024000 500M 83 Linux
+ /dev/sdb6 1232896 2256895 1024000 500M 83 Linux
+ /dev/sdb7 2258944 3282943 1024000 500M 83 Linux
+ /dev/sdb8 3284992 4308991 1024000 500M 83 Linux
+
+To use the extended partition /dev/sdb7, for example, you would set disk_partition=2258944 in cmdline.txt (Any value > 4 is assumed to be a start sector for a fatfs partition)
+
+IMPORTANT: The files the Raspbery Pi itself needs to boot BMC64 must still reside in the first partition. They are:
+
+ bootcode.bin
+ start.elf
+ config.txt
+ kernel*.img* <- all kernels must be in the root dir
+ cmdline.txt
+ fixup.dat
+ machines.txt
+
+NOTE: Machine switching is currently NOT supported if you use any partition other than the first partition on the SDCard.
+
+See 'What to put on the SDCard' for the directory structure expected.
+
+## USB Drives
+
+Since v2.4, you can mount up to 3 USB thumb drives and load cartridges, tapes, disks etc from them. However, keep in mind that if you save your settings with custom kernels or attached cartridges that were loaded from a USB drive, they will not load on boot. That's because all USB drives are lazy mounted on the first access via any file dialog. For custom kernels or saved cartridges, it's best to load those from the SD card.
+
+## IEC Mode (C64/C128 Only)
+
+You can make any drive an IECDevice and select the directory you want to mount from the 'Disks' menu. However, I don't recommend loading programs this way. The SDcard has slow access times and this will cause audio/video lag (but only during the load). This is because any native file access effectively blocks VICE's emulation routines. It's fine to load a .PRG this way but don't try running something that needs frequent disk access. IEC mode does not support all disk operations anyway. It's mostly used for testing purposes.
+
+NOTE: If you select a directory off a USB device (not the SD card), then the IEC drive will not be accessible until you navigate to the USB device in any file dialog at least once. This is because all USB drives are lazy mounted. No USB drives are mounted at boot time, only the SD card.
+
+# Sound
+
+The default Sid engine is 'ReSid' which more accurately reproduces the sound chip.
+
+You can switch between 6581 and 8580 models as well as turn on/off the filter.
+
+On the Pi0/Pi2, only 'Fast' sampling method is enabled.
+
+On the Pi3, 'Fast', 'Interpolation' and 'Fast Resampling" sampling methods have been enabled. 'Fast Resampling' produces the highest quality but consumes the most CPU.
+
+On the Pi3 model B with a 1.2Ghz clock, 'Fast Resampling' passband is set to 13230hz.
+On the Pi3 model B+ with a 1.4Ghz clock, 'Fast Resampling' passband is set to ~~19845hz~~ 13230hz (Temporary until I can reliably detect Pi3B at boot).
+
+Fast Resampling+6581 can possibly cause stuttering on complex demos with a lot of multi colored expanded sprites. However, my two worst test cases (Comaland 100% and Star Wars) appear to just squeak by with approx 2ms to spare at the most complex points in the demos.
+
+Caution: Fast Resampling in combination with other high CPU intensive tasks (like true drive emulation) can push the emulator 'over the edge' and cause stuttering. A known case is the Epyx FastLoad cartridge + Interpoliation or Fast Resampling will cause slow downs on the Pi3. If you experience this, use Fast sampling instead.
+
+NOTE: For resampling, parameters like Gain and Passband frequency must remain at the default values and cannot be changed (even in vice.ini).
+
+## Dual SIDs
+
+You can enable dual SIDs in v3.5+ for the C64 to get 6 voices and stereo sound. For the second SID to work, your C64 program and the base address for the second SID must match. If you change the base address, it's best to reset the machine to clear out the registers.
+
+## Pseudo Stereo Effect
+
+BMC64 has modified VICE code to allow the same base address ($d400) for both SIDs as well allowing different SID models on each channel. You can get a 'pseudo' stereo effect this way due to the different characteristics of the different SID chips. (Try listening to 'Edge of Disgrace' with headphones and select 6581 for SID1 and 8850 for SID2.) This will work for any software you run, not just programs that can use a second SID.
+
+Thanks goes out to to github.com user boras-pl (https://github.com/boras-pl) for suggesting this. This simulates this real life mod:
+
+(https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2Qlqeaxkp14)
+(http://blog.tynemouthsoftware.co.uk/2015/11/commodore-64-pseudo-stereo-dual-sid.html)
+
+# Keyboards
+
+Use F12 to bring up the menu and ESC/RUNSTOP to exit.
+
+If you use a real commodore keyboard (either Keyrah or GPIO via PCB), you can use Commodore Key + F7 in place of F12 (This key combination is configurable). You can also use gamepads with buttons configured for the menu. Gamepads that have had a button configured to bring up the menu don't have to be assigned to a port to do that. So even if you have DB9 joysticks wired, you should still be able to plug in a wired/wireless usb gamepad to trigger the menu if you want.
+
+What keyboard mapping to use?
+
+Usage | Keyboard Mapping
+--------------|----------------
+USB | Positional or Symbolic
+GPIO | Positional
+Keyrah | Positional
+TheC64 (Maxi) | Maxi Positional
+
+* Make sure you have the rpi_*.vkm files located in each machine subdir.
+
+* Special thanks goes out to ody81(github) / ody ody (youtube) user who figured out the Maxi keyboard mapping file. You can watch his tutorial on how to put BMC64 inside a Maxi case here: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCrXCNM2oXmIA7sTUwXrumiw or read his Reddit post here: https://www.reddit.com/r/Commodore/comments/ejtggy/the_c64_maxi_to_bmc64_conversion_rough_tutorial
+
+## Plus/4 Keyboard Notes
+
+If you use a real C64 keyboard via GPIO Config #2, please be aware that BMPLUS4 will use a positional mapping that will match the C16 layout. So the labels of the keys you press will not always match what the emulator gets. For example, the four separate cursor keys are located where the +, -, pound and CLR keys are on the C64. A real C16 or Plus/4 keyboard is not supported using GPIO. How the provided USB mapping works (or doesn't) with a real C16 keyboard and Keyrah is not known.
+
+## C128 Keyboard Notes
+
+F11 is the 40/80 Column Key for C128
+
+# Gamepad config
+
+As mentioned, gamepad support is limited. Some gamepads advertise their dpads as analog sticks so if your dpad setting doesn't work and you want to use a dpad, try switching to analog. Also, if the analog setting doesn't work, you may have to do some work to find the right axis # for both X and Y. Usually, axis 0 and 1 are left stick X and Y axes but not always. My cheap 'Kiwitata' gamepads are 3 & 4. If your gamepad has two sticks, try 2 & 3 for right X/Y.
+
+There is a configuration sub-menu that will help you configure your usb gamepads. You can monitor the raw usb values using 'Monitor raw USB data' men option. The only way to escape from this menu is ESC/RUNSTOP.
+
+# Menu Navigation
+
+You can hold down keys or gamepad/joystick directions and the navigation action will auto-repeat. This accelerates the longer you hold in the same direction. The Home, PageUp, PageDown, and End keys are supported in the menu as well. The equivalent C64 keys are F1, F3, F5 and F7 respectively. Also, pressing a letter will find the first menu item that has text starting with that letter for quick navigation of large lists.
+
+# Joyport Configuration
+
+'Regular' Joyports (2 for C64/C128, 1 for VIC20) can be configured to use the devices below. The VICE emulators also support userport adapters that can add another 2 joyports (for games that support them). Extra userport joysticks must be activated in the Joyports->Userport Joysticks sub-menu.
+
+Device | Description
+-------|------------
+None | No device active for the port
+USB Gamepad 1 | First USB gamepad detected
+USB Gamepad 2 | Second USB gamepad detected
+USB Gamepad 3 | Third USB gamepad detected
+USB Gamepad 4 | Fourth USB gamepad detected
+GPIO Bank 1 | GPIO Pins as described below (GPIO Config dependent)
+GPIO Bank 2 | GPIO Pins as described below (GPIO Config dependent)
+1351 Mouse | First USB mouse detected
+Keyrah Keys 1 | Numeric keypad keys 64825 compatible with Keyrah
+Keyrah Keys 2 | Numeric keypad keys 17930 compatible with Keyrah
+Cursor + Space | Cursor keys for directions, space for fire
+Cursor + LCtrl | Cursor keys for directions, left control for fire
+Custom Keyset 1 | Custom keyset 1
+Custom Ketset 2 | Custom keyset 1
+
+You can define custom keysets in the menu under the Joyport sub-menu.
+
+# USB Button / Hotkey Function Mapping
+
+You can assign functions to USB buttons or HotKey Combinations. HotKey combinations are LeftControl(Commodore) + F1,3,5,7 or Tab(Cntrl) + F1,3,5,7. Not all functions are available as HotKey assignments. The functions available are:
+
+Function | Description | Availability
+---------|-------------|-------------
+Up | Equivalent to Joystick Up | USB, GPIO
+Down | Equivalent to Joystick Down | USB, GPIO
+Left | Equivalent to Joystick Left | USB, GPIO
+Right | Equivalent to Joystick Right | USB, GPIO
+Fire | Equivalent to Joystick Fire Button | USB, GPIO
+POT X | Equivalent to Joystick 2nd Button (for some games) | USB, GPIO
+POT Y | Equivalent to Joystick 3rd Button (for some games) | USB, GPIO
+Menu | Enter/Exit Menu | USB, GPIO, HotKey
+Menu Back | Navigate to previous menu | USB, GPIO, HotKey
+Warp | Toggle warp mode | USB, GPIO, HotKey
+Status | Toggle status bar | USB, GPIO, HotKey
+Swap Ports | Swap joystick ports | USB, GPIO, HotKey
+Tape OSD | Brings up tape on screen display options | USB, GPIO, HotKey
+Cart OSD | Brings up cartridge on screen display options | USB, GPIO, HotKey
+Cart Freeze | Triggers cartridge freeze function (if installed) | USB, GPIO, HotKey
+Hard Reset | Hard resets the emulated machine | USB, GPIO, HotKey
+Soft Reset | Soft resets the emulated machine | USB, GPIO, HotKey
+Key 1-6 | Custom defined keystroke | USB, GPIO
+Change Display | Switches VICII/VDC Displays | USB, GPIO, Hotkey (C128 Only)
+Change PIP Location | Moves PIP Location | USB, GPIO, Hotkey (C128 Only)
+Swap PIP | Swaps PIP Displays | USB, GPIO, Hotkey (C128 Only)
+40/80 Column | Toggles 40/80 Column Key | USB, GPIO, Hotkey (C128 Only)
+Virtual Kbd | Toggles Virtual Keyboard | USB, GPIO
+
+Custom defined keys (1-6) can be defined in the usb gamepad configuration screen.
+The Tape/Cart OSD functions display a dialog with access to some common functions without pausing emulation.
+
+# GPIO Configurations
+
+There are a number of GPIO configurations to chose from:
+
+Config | Description
+-------|----------------------------------
+1 | Menu Nav Buttons + Real Joysticks (i.e. CPIO-64 PCB or jumpers)
+2 | Real Keyboard + Real Joysticks (BMC64 PCB)
+3 | Waveshare Game HAT
+4 | Userport + Real Joysticks
+5 | Custom Defined
+
+NOTE: The default config is 1. If you are installing BMC64 for the first time and need a GPIO config other than 1 and don't have a USB keyboard to change the option, you will have to manually edit settiongs.txt and ensure a line with 'gpio_config=[0-2]' exists. The number given should be 1 less than the config number in the documentation above. For example, if you are using a PCB with full keyboard connector, you would add to (or create) a settings.txt file with "gpio_config=1" for the selection of Config 2. Since each emulator has its own settings file, you would need to do this for settings.txt (C64), settings-c128.txt , settings-vic20.txt, settings-plus4.txt and settings-plus4emu.txt
+
+## GPIO Config 1 : Menu Nav Buttons and Joysticks
+
+DO NOT ATTEMPT THIS IF YOU ARE NOT COMFORTABLE WITH WIRING THINGS UP TO YOUR PI
+I TAKE NO RESPONSIBILITY IF YOU WIRE THINGS INCORRECTLY OR DAMAGE YOUR DEVICE
+
+You can wire buttons between GPIO pins and GND to have a physical menu activation or navigation button.
+
+GPIO | Function
+-------|----------
+GPIO16 | Menu Toggle
+GPIO4 | Menu Back
+GPIO25 | Up
+GPIO8 | Down
+GPIO20 | Left
+GPIO21 | Right
+GPIO24 | Enter
+GPIO26 | Virtual Keyboard
+
+It's possible to wire real Commodore or Atari joysticks directly to the Pi using this config. You can do it without a PCB if you want. Each joystick gets its own set of GPIO pins, making it easy to hook up using nothing but jumpers and DB9 connectors. (See http://accentual.com/bmc64/joystick.html). Wiring is as follows:
+
+GPIO BANK 1 | GPIO BANK 2 | C64 JOY PIN
+--------------|-------------|-------------
+GPIO17 |GPIO5 | 1 (Up)
+GPIO18 |GPIO6 | 2 (Down)
+GPIO27 |GPIO12 | 3 (Left)
+GPIO22 |GPIO13 | 4 (Right)
+GPIO23 |GPIO19 | 6 (Fire)
+GND |GND | 8 (GND)
+
+In Joyports the menu, select either GPIO1 or GPIO2 and assign it to one of the emulated ports.
+NOTE: There are no analog inputs so paddles won't function.
+
+## GPIO Config 2 : GPIO Keyboard and Joysticks
+
+This GPIO config option enables real keyboard and joystick scanning code purely from GPIO connections. It can be used with a PCB specifically designed for BMC64. The PCB design is available at https://upverter.com/design/rrossi/bmc64 It is possible to breadboard these connections using jumpers but that would mean a mess of wires inside your C64 shell. The PCB is meant to mount your DB9 joystick ports, a power switch and power connector in the right spots as well as provide power for the shell's LED.
+
+The PIN configuration for joysticks is different than what was described above for the GPIO Config 1 option. So if you turn this option on, the GPIO joysticks you wired directly to the PI's header will not work unless you re-wire them as described below.
+
+GPIO | C64 JOY PIN | KEYBOARD CONNECTOR
+-----|--------------|-------------------
+GND | | KBD1 (GND)
+ 04 | | KDB3 (Restore)
+ 26 | 6 (J2_FIRE) | KBD20
+ 20 | 1 (J2_UP) | KBD19
+ 19 | 2 (J2_DOWN) | KBD18
+ 16 | 3 (J2_LEFT) | KBD17
+ 13 | 4 (J2_RIGHT) | KBD16
+ 06 | | KBD15
+ 12 | | KBD14
+ 05 | | KDB13
+ 21 | GND (J2_SEL) |
+ 08 | | KBD12
+ 25 | | KBD11
+ 24 | | KBD10
+ 22 | 6 (J1_FIRE) | KBD9
+ 23 | 1 (J1_UP) | KBD8
+ 27 | 2 (J1_DOWN) | KBD7
+ 17 | 3 (J1_LEFT) | KBD6
+ 18 | 4 (J1_RIGHT) | KBD5
+ 07 | GND (J1_SEL) |
+
+NOTE: There are no analog inputs so paddles won't function.
+
+Both real VIC20 and C64 keyboards should work in all emulated machines. However, the additional keys found on the C128's keyboard are not available.
+
+(One cool side-effect of using a real keyboard is if you boot the C128 and hold down the commodore key, it will boot into 64 mode like the real thing! That's something I could never get to work with USB keyboards.)
+
+## GPIO Config 3 : Waveshare Game HAT
+
+This GPIO configuration will let you use a Waveshare Game HAT with BMC64. Set either port 1 or 2 on the virtual machine to GPIO Bank 1. GPIO Bank 2 has no function in this configuration. But you can still plug in a USB gamepad and use that as a second joystick if you like.
+
+https://www.waveshare.com/game-hat.htm
+
+Buttons are mapped as follows:
+
+GPIO | WAVESHARE BUTTON | BMC64 Function
+-------|------------------|---------------
+GPIO5 | Up | Up
+GPIO6 | Down | Down
+GPIO13 | Left | Left
+GPIO19 | Right | Right
+GPIO21 | Start | Menu Toggle
+GPIO4 | Select | Status Bar Toggle
+GPIO26 | A | POTX
+GPIO12 | B | Fire
+GPIO23 | Top Right | Warp Toggle
+GPIO20 | Y | POTY
+GPIO16 | X | Virtual Keyboard Toggle
+GPIO18 | Top Left | Menu Back
+
+NOTE: These button assignments are not configurable but may be in the future.
+
+## GPIO Config 4 : Userport and Joysticks
+
+This configuration will let you control 8 GPIO pins using the emulator userport. This has been tested for the C64 and may work as is for the C128, VIC20 and PET. It also provides access to two real joysticks similar to option 1. Please keep in mind the highest resolution for changing or reading pins values will be that of the video vertical frequency of 50hz or 60hz. This is because the emulator emulates CPU cycles in bursts as fast as it can to render the next 20 ms or 16 ms worth of activity each frame. This is much lower a resolution than you would get on a real C64 (even in BASIC) so don't expect to control high speed devices this way. This is for educational/fun purposes only.
+
+***WARNING***: This configuration is capable of setting some pins to OUTPUT 3.3V. Do NOT use this while the keyboard/joystick PCB mentioned above is connected to your Pi. This will make it possible for some OUTPUT pins to be connected to some INPUT pins simply by pressing keys on the C64 keyboard or using a joystick. Since there is nothing limiting current, this WILL cause damage to the GPIO pins. For this reason, this option is only available for selection from the menu by adding 'enable_gpio_outputs=true' to cmdline.txt Do not use this option unless you are certain the connections to your GPIO header are safe for use with this configuration.
+
+The joysticks are mapped as follows:
+
+GPIO BANK 1 | GPIO BANK 2 | C64 JOY PIN
+--------------|-------------|-------------
+GPIO17 |GPIO5 | 1 (Up)
+GPIO18 |GPIO6 | 2 (Down)
+GPIO27 |GPIO12 | 3 (Left)
+GPIO22 |GPIO13 | 4 (Right)
+GPIO23 |GPIO19 | 6 (Fire)
+GND |GND | 8 (GND)
+
+The userport is available as follows:
+
+GPIO | Port Bit
+-------|---------
+GPIO4 | 0
+GPIO24 | 1
+GPIO25 | 2
+GPIO8 | 3
+GPIO16 | 4
+GPIO26 | 5
+GPIO20 | 6
+GPIO21 | 7
+
+When used as inputs, the pins use pull-up resistors (just like the real C64) so the value defaults to 1. Grounding the pin will result in a 0 being read.
+
+## GPIO Config 5 : Custom Defined
+
+If the pre-defined GPIO configurations don't suit your needs, you can define your own GPIO mappings if you wish. Use the 'Configure Custom GPIO' menu option under 'Prefs'.
+
+# CPU Temperature
+
+IMPORTANT : BMC64 v1.0.6 through v1.4 were not properly putting the other 3 (unused) cores to a low powered mode and was causing CPU temperatures to rise close to or beyond automatic throttling limits. The CPU temperature on a RPi 3 Model B clocked at @1.2Ghz hit 70 degrees without a heat sync. V1.5+ should not have this issue. If you are experiencing heat issues (thermometer icon in top right corner), please update your installation to the latest version.
+
+# Changelog
+
+ * https://github.com/randyrossi/bmc64/blob/master/CHANGELOG.md
+
+# Q&A
+
+Q: Can I switch the machine to NTSC?
+
+A: Yes, in V3.0 or higher, do this from the Machine->Switch menu.
+
+ Be aware that some demos/games will not run if the machine is NTSC. If you mix those two settings, your machine will likely run fast/slow, not look good or have audio issues (or all of the above).
+
+Q: Why does the video look soft/stretched/dark?
+
+A: By default, the scaling_kernel option softens the scaled image. You can change this (see above). Also, some monitors seem to stretch the canvas to full width rather than keep the aspect ratio. You can change the hdmi mode and frame buffer aspect ratio in config.txt to suit your needs. Just keep in mind that NTSC machine timing must have a 60hz mode and PAL machine timing must have a 50hz mode. This isn't something you normally care about in an emulator but because the machine is actually timed to the vertical blank signal of the video device, it matters. I also recommend changing the mode to match your monitor/TV's native resolution. That should avoid any unnecessary extra processing your monitor/TV might do which can add lag. Also, place your Monitor/TV into 'Game' mode if possible.
+
+Things you can fiddle with for video:
+
+ hdmi_mode in config.txt
+ framebuffer_aspect in config.txt (i.e. framebuffer_aspect=0x00070009 for 7:9)
+ scaling_kernel (google for available algorithms)
+
+Q: Can I change option 'X' in vice?
+
+A: Most video options are fixed right now to make sure video is rendered properly. VICE settings are read from 'vice.ini' located in the root of the emulator's partition. If there is no UI support for the option you are looking for, you can try setting it there using VICE documentation.
+
+Q: Hey, isn't the real thing running at 50.125Hz?
+
+A: Yes, the original machine ran at 50.125Hz for PAL and 59.826Hz for NTSC. So, yeah, you'll be about 0.25% off in terms of timing. If you really want 50.125Hz, you can try this custom HDMI mode (only applies to HDMI):
+
+ [C64/PAL/HDMI/768x544@50.125Hz]
+ sdtv_mode=18
+ hdmi_group=2
+ hdmi_mode=87
+ hdmi_timings=768 0 24 72 96 544 1 3 2 14 0 0 0 50 0 27092000 1
+ machine_timing=pal-custom
+ cycles_per_second=985257
+ scaling_params=0,384,272,768,544
+
+This mode will match the timing of the original machine (for the purists) but may not be compatible with all monitors:
+
+For NTSC, this mode will match the real timing very closely. But again, since it's not a standard resolution, it may not work on all monitors.
+
+ [C64/NTSC/HDMI/VICE 768x525@59.825Hz]
+ sdtv_mode=18
+ hdmi_group=2
+ hdmi_mode=87
+ hdmi_timings=768 0 24 72 96 525 1 3 10 9 0 0 0 60 0 31415829 1
+ machine_timing=ntsc-custom
+ cycles_per_second=1022708
+ scaling_params=0,384,246,768,492
+
+Q: Audio is not coming out of HDMI/Analog jack when I expect it to. Why?
+
+A. Sometimes the code that auto detects whether audio should be piped through HDMI vs analog jack doesn't work. You can force audio to where you want it with a audio_out=hdmi or audio_out=analog parameter. The default is audio_out=auto. This ends up in cmdline.txt but you should set it in every machine config in machines.txt you want it to show up for.
+
+Q: How do I get Dolphin DOS to work?
+
+From: http://rr.pokefinder.org/wiki/Dolphin_DOS
+
+From the menu:
+
+ Machine -> ROMS -> Change Kernal ROM -> kernel-20-1.rom
+ Drives -> Change ROM -> 1541 -> c1541-20-6.rom
+ Drive 8
+ Change Model -> 1541
+ Options -> Parallel Cable -> Standard
+ Options -> RAM 6000 On
+
+Q: PetRescue won't attach in Plus4Emu. Why?
+
+A: Plus4Emu is picky about the size of the disk images it attaches. PetRescue has extra sectors but for some reason, the d64 image is 197376 bytes which doesn't complete a full track. To get it to attach, you will have to pad it with extra 0's. The size after padding should be 200960.
+
+On Linux, this command will work:
+
+truncate -s +3584 petrescue.d64
+
+Q. What do I put on the SDcard?
+
+ C64/
+ kernal
+ basic
+ chargen
+ d1541II
+ dos1541 (optional)
+ dos1571 (optional)
+ dos1581 (optional)
+ rpi_sym.vkm
+ /C128
+ kernal
+ basichi
+ basiclo
+ charg64
+ chargen
+ kernal64
+ basic64
+ z80bios (optional)
+ d1541II (optional)
+ dos1571 (recommended)
+ rpi_sym.vkm
+ bootstat.txt
+ /VIC20
+ basic
+ chargen
+ kernal
+ d1541II
+ rpi_sym.vkm
+ bootstat.txt
+ /PLUS4
+ kernal
+ kernal.005
+ kernal.232
+ 3plus1hi
+ 3plus1lo
+ basic
+ c2lo.364
+ d1541II (optional)
+ dos1551 (recommended)
+ rpi_sym.vkm
+ bootstat.txt
+ /PLUS4EMU (Available for Pi3 Only)
+ p4kernal.rom
+ p4_ntsc.rom
+ p4_basic.rom
+ 3plus1.rom
+ dos1541.rom (optional)
+ dos1551.rom
+ dos1581.rom (optional)
+ p4fileio.rom (optional)
+ p4fileio.rom (optional)
+ /PET
+ basic1
+ basic2
+ basic4
+ characters.901640-01.bin
+ chargen
+ edit1g
+ edit2b
+ edit2g
+ edit4b40
+ edit4b80
+ edit4g40
+ rpi_buus_pos.vkm
+ rpi_buus_sym.vkm
+ rpi_grus_pos.vkm
+ rpi_grus_sym.vkm
+ hre-9000.324992-02.bin
+ hre-a000.324993-02.bin
+ kernal1
+ kernal2
+ kernal4
+ waterloo-a000.901898-01.bin
+ waterloo-b000.901898-02.bin
+ waterloo-c000.901898-03.bin
+ waterloo-d000.901898-04.bin
+ waterloo-e000.901897-01.bin
+ waterloo-f000.901898-05.bin
+ kernel.img (C64 kernel for Pi0)
+ kernel7.img (C64 kernel for Pi2)
+ kernel8-32.img (C64 kernel for Pi3)
+ kernel.img.vic20
+ kernel7.img.vic20
+ kernel8-32.img.vic20
+ kernel.img.c128
+ kernel7.img.c128
+ kernel8-32.img.c128
+ kernel.img.plus4
+ kernel7.img.plus4
+ kernel8-32.img.plus4
+ kernel8-32.img.plus4emu (for Pi3 only)
+ fixup.dat
+ bootstat.txt
+ config.txt
+ cmdline.txt
+ machines.txt
+ snapshots/
+ C64/
+ C128/
+ VIC20/
+ PLUS4/
+ PET/
+ disks/
+ C64/
+ C128/
+ VIC20/
+ PLUS4/
+ PET/
+ tapes/
+ C64/
+ C128/
+ VIC20/
+ PLUS4/
+ PET/
+ carts/
+ C64/
+ C128/
+ VIC20/
+ PLUS4/
+ tmp/
+ (used by the emulator sometimes)
+
+# Build Instructions
+
+Refer to BUILDING.md for instructions.
+
+# Performance numbers can be found at https://accentual.com/bmc64
\ No newline at end of file
diff --git a/trunk/workspace/BMC/Pimmodore-64/Pimmodore-64/BMC 4.2 -autoswitch/BMC 4.2 -autoswitch/VIC20/PUT_ROMS_HERE b/trunk/workspace/BMC/Pimmodore-64/Pimmodore-64/BMC 4.2 -autoswitch/BMC 4.2 -autoswitch/VIC20/PUT_ROMS_HERE
new file mode 100644
index 00000000..2dabf72d
--- /dev/null
+++ b/trunk/workspace/BMC/Pimmodore-64/Pimmodore-64/BMC 4.2 -autoswitch/BMC 4.2 -autoswitch/VIC20/PUT_ROMS_HERE
@@ -0,0 +1 @@
+Place KERNAL, CHARGEN, BASIC and d1541II ROMS in this dir.
diff --git a/trunk/workspace/BMC/Pimmodore-64/Pimmodore-64/BMC 4.2 -autoswitch/BMC 4.2 -autoswitch/VIC20/basic b/trunk/workspace/BMC/Pimmodore-64/Pimmodore-64/BMC 4.2 -autoswitch/BMC 4.2 -autoswitch/VIC20/basic
new file mode 100644
index 00000000..038f86ea
Binary files /dev/null and b/trunk/workspace/BMC/Pimmodore-64/Pimmodore-64/BMC 4.2 -autoswitch/BMC 4.2 -autoswitch/VIC20/basic differ
diff --git a/trunk/workspace/BMC/Pimmodore-64/Pimmodore-64/BMC 4.2 -autoswitch/BMC 4.2 -autoswitch/VIC20/bootstat.txt b/trunk/workspace/BMC/Pimmodore-64/Pimmodore-64/BMC 4.2 -autoswitch/BMC 4.2 -autoswitch/VIC20/bootstat.txt
new file mode 100644
index 00000000..e171cb78
--- /dev/null
+++ b/trunk/workspace/BMC/Pimmodore-64/Pimmodore-64/BMC 4.2 -autoswitch/BMC 4.2 -autoswitch/VIC20/bootstat.txt
@@ -0,0 +1,29 @@
+# This file tells stdio glue code to fast fail, fast stat certain files
+# that are accessed at boot time in order to speed up the boot process.
+# If this file is missing, the default internal list will be used which
+# matches the checked in version.
+#
+# Note: Any unqualified filename will fake success or fail for the file
+# regardless of the directory it resides in. Machine kernal and character
+# roms you know are present can have a 'stat' entry here. Any files you want
+# to fail regardless of where they reside can have a 'fail' entry. If you
+# want to store your drive rom files in DRIVES, you can add fail entries
+# for /VIC20/filename to speed up boot slightly since VICE looks for those
+# files first in the machine specific dir. But this is not necessary.
+stat,kernal,8192
+stat,basic,8192
+stat,chargen,4096
+fail,fliplist-VIC20.vfl,0
+fail,mps803,0
+fail,mps803.vpl,0
+fail,nl10-cbm,0
+fail,1520.vpl,0
+fail,dos1540,0
+fail,dos1570,0
+fail,dos2000,0
+fail,dos4000,0
+fail,dos2031,0
+fail,dos2040,0
+fail,dos3040,0
+fail,dos4040,0
+fail,dos1001,0
diff --git a/trunk/workspace/BMC/Pimmodore-64/Pimmodore-64/BMC 4.2 -autoswitch/BMC 4.2 -autoswitch/VIC20/chargen b/trunk/workspace/BMC/Pimmodore-64/Pimmodore-64/BMC 4.2 -autoswitch/BMC 4.2 -autoswitch/VIC20/chargen
new file mode 100644
index 00000000..5de1da40
Binary files /dev/null and b/trunk/workspace/BMC/Pimmodore-64/Pimmodore-64/BMC 4.2 -autoswitch/BMC 4.2 -autoswitch/VIC20/chargen differ
diff --git a/trunk/workspace/BMC/Pimmodore-64/Pimmodore-64/BMC 4.2 -autoswitch/BMC 4.2 -autoswitch/VIC20/d1541II b/trunk/workspace/BMC/Pimmodore-64/Pimmodore-64/BMC 4.2 -autoswitch/BMC 4.2 -autoswitch/VIC20/d1541II
new file mode 100644
index 00000000..58304561
Binary files /dev/null and b/trunk/workspace/BMC/Pimmodore-64/Pimmodore-64/BMC 4.2 -autoswitch/BMC 4.2 -autoswitch/VIC20/d1541II differ
diff --git a/trunk/workspace/BMC/Pimmodore-64/Pimmodore-64/BMC 4.2 -autoswitch/BMC 4.2 -autoswitch/VIC20/kernal b/trunk/workspace/BMC/Pimmodore-64/Pimmodore-64/BMC 4.2 -autoswitch/BMC 4.2 -autoswitch/VIC20/kernal
new file mode 100644
index 00000000..afcf5170
Binary files /dev/null and b/trunk/workspace/BMC/Pimmodore-64/Pimmodore-64/BMC 4.2 -autoswitch/BMC 4.2 -autoswitch/VIC20/kernal differ
diff --git a/trunk/workspace/BMC/Pimmodore-64/Pimmodore-64/BMC 4.2 -autoswitch/BMC 4.2 -autoswitch/VIC20/rpi_maxi_pos.vkm b/trunk/workspace/BMC/Pimmodore-64/Pimmodore-64/BMC 4.2 -autoswitch/BMC 4.2 -autoswitch/VIC20/rpi_maxi_pos.vkm
new file mode 100644
index 00000000..4429da09
--- /dev/null
+++ b/trunk/workspace/BMC/Pimmodore-64/Pimmodore-64/BMC 4.2 -autoswitch/BMC 4.2 -autoswitch/VIC20/rpi_maxi_pos.vkm
@@ -0,0 +1,119 @@
+# BMC64 keyboard mapping file for TheC64 ('Maxi')
+#
+# A Keyboard map is read in as patch to the current map.
+#
+# File format:
+# - comment lines start with '#'
+# - keyword lines start with '!keyword'
+# - normal line has 'keysym/scancode row column shiftflag'
+#
+# Keywords and their lines are:
+# '!CLEAR' clear whole table
+# '!INCLUDE filename' read file as mapping file
+# '!LSHIFT row col' left shift keyboard row/column
+# '!RSHIFT row col' right shift keyboard row/column
+# '!VSHIFT shiftkey' virtual shift key (RSHIFT or LSHIFT)
+# '!UNDEF keysym' remove keysym from table
+#
+# Shiftflag can have the values:
+# 0 key is not shifted for this keysym/scancode
+# 1 key is shifted for this keysym/scancode
+# 2 left shift
+# 4 right shift
+# 8 key can be shifted or not with this keysym/scancode
+# 16 deshift key for this keysym/scancode
+# 32 another definition for this keysym/scancode follows
+#
+# Negative row values:
+# 'keysym -1 n' joystick #1, direction n
+# 'keysym -2 n' joystick #2, direction n
+# 'keysym -3 0' first RESTORE key
+# 'keysym -3 1' second RESTORE key
+# 'keysym -4 0' 40/80 column key
+# 'keysym -4 1' CAPS (ASCII/DIN) key
+#
+
+!CLEAR
+!LSHIFT 1 3
+!RSHIFT 6 4
+!VSHIFT RSHIFT
+
+Control_L 0 2 8 /* Ctrl */
+Super_L 0 5 0 /* Commodore Key */
+BackSpace 7 0 8
+Down 7 3 8
+Escape 0 3 8 /* RunStop */
+F1 7 4 8
+F2 7 4 1
+F3 7 5 8
+F4 7 5 1
+F5 7 6 8
+F6 7 6 1
+F7 7 7 8
+F8 7 7 1
+Home 6 7 8 /* Clr */
+Insert 6 0 16 /* Insert */
+Left 7 2 1
+Return 7 1 8
+Right 7 2 8
+Shift_L 1 3 2
+Shift_R 6 4 4
+Up 7 3 1
+KP_Add 5 0 8 /* + */
+KP_Subtract 5 7 8 /* - */
+Apostrophe 6 6 8 /* Up Arrow */
+LeftBracket 5 5 8 /* : -> : */
+SemiColon 6 1 8 /* * -> * */
+Comma 5 3 8 /* , -> , */
+BackSlash 5 6 8 /* @ -> @ */
+Pound 6 5 8 /* equal */
+Equals 6 5 8 /* = -> = */
+Period 5 4 8 /* . */
+Dash 6 0 8 /* Pound */
+SingleQuote 6 6 8 /* Up Arrow */
+Slash 6 3 8 /* / -> / */
+Space 0 4 8 /* space */
+Insert 6 0 8 /* sterling */
+RightBracket 6 2 8 /* ; -> ; */
+BackQuote 0 1 0 /* arrowleft */
+Del 6 6 8 /* arrowup */
+0 4 7 8
+1 0 0 8
+2 0 7 8
+3 1 0 8
+4 1 7 8
+5 2 0 8
+6 2 7 8
+7 3 0 8
+8 3 7 8
+9 4 0 8
+a 1 2 8
+b 3 4 8
+c 2 4 8
+d 2 2 8
+e 1 6 8
+f 2 5 8
+g 3 2 8
+h 3 5 8
+i 4 1 8
+j 4 2 8
+k 4 5 8
+l 5 2 8
+m 4 4 8
+n 4 3 8
+o 4 6 8
+p 5 1 8
+q 0 6 8
+r 2 1 8
+s 1 5 8
+t 2 6 8
+u 3 6 8
+v 3 3 8
+w 1 1 8
+x 2 3 8
+y 3 1 8
+z 1 4 8
+
+# Restore key mappings
+CapsLock -4 1
+Tab -3 0
diff --git a/trunk/workspace/BMC/Pimmodore-64/Pimmodore-64/BMC 4.2 -autoswitch/BMC 4.2 -autoswitch/VIC20/rpi_pos.vkm b/trunk/workspace/BMC/Pimmodore-64/Pimmodore-64/BMC 4.2 -autoswitch/BMC 4.2 -autoswitch/VIC20/rpi_pos.vkm
new file mode 100644
index 00000000..95c8ccbe
--- /dev/null
+++ b/trunk/workspace/BMC/Pimmodore-64/Pimmodore-64/BMC 4.2 -autoswitch/BMC 4.2 -autoswitch/VIC20/rpi_pos.vkm
@@ -0,0 +1,195 @@
+# Bare Metal Commodore keyboard mapping file suitable for real C64 keyboards using Keymmodore-64 interfase by K-rnivoro. https://github.com/K-rnivoro/Keymmodore-64
+# Tested with BMC v3.9 (https://accentual.com/bmc64/)
+# Mapped for positional compatibility to C-64 Keyboards.
+#
+#
+# File format:
+# - comment lines start with '#'
+# - keyword lines start with '!keyword'
+# - normal line has 'keysym/scancode row column shiftflag'
+#
+# Keywords and their lines are:
+# '!CLEAR' clear whole table
+# '!INCLUDE filename' read file as mapping file
+# '!LSHIFT row col' left shift keyboard row/column
+# '!RSHIFT row col' right shift keyboard row/column
+# '!VSHIFT shiftkey' virtual shift key (RSHIFT or LSHIFT)
+# '!UNDEF keysym' remove keysym from table
+#
+# Shiftflag can have the values:
+# 0 key is not shifted for this keysym/scancode
+# 1 key is shifted for this keysym/scancode
+# 2 left shift
+# 4 right shift
+# 8 key can be shifted or not with this keysym/scancode
+# 16 deshift key for this keysym/scancode
+# 32 another definition for this keysym/scancode follows
+#
+# Negative row values:
+# 'keysym -1 n' joystick #1, direction n
+# 'keysym -2 n' joystick #2, direction n
+# 'keysym -3 0' first RESTORE key
+# 'keysym -3 1' second RESTORE key
+# 'keysym -4 0' 40/80 column key
+# 'keysym -4 1' CAPS (ASCII/DIN) key
+#
+# Joyport keypad key layout:
+# --------------------------
+# | 0 | 1 | 2 | 3 | 4 |
+# --------------------------
+# | 5 | 6 | 7 | 8 | 9 |
+# --------------------------
+# | 10 | 11 | 12 | 13 | 14 |
+# --------------------------
+# | 15 | 16 | 17 | 18 | 19 |
+# --------------------------
+#
+# When a bigger spaced key is used,
+# it uses the upper left most key value.
+# Positional Mapping, US Layout, VIC20, X11
+# VIC20 Keyboard matrix
+#
+# +-----+-----+-----+-----+-----+-----+-----+-----+
+# |Bit 0|Bit 1|Bit 2|Bit 3|Bit 4|Bit 5|Bit 6|Bit 7|
+# +-----+-----+-----+-----+-----+-----+-----+-----+-----+
+# |Bit 0| 1 ! |A_LFT| CTRL| R/S |SPACE| C= | Q | 2 " |
+# +-----+-----+-----+-----+-----+-----+-----+-----+-----+
+# |Bit 1| 3 # | W | A | S_L | Z | S | E | 4 $ |
+# +-----+-----+-----+-----+-----+-----+-----+-----+-----+
+# |Bit 2| 5 % | R | D | X | C | F | T | 6 & |
+# +-----+-----+-----+-----+-----+-----+-----+-----+-----+
+# |Bit 3| 7 ' | Y | G | V | B | H | U | 8 ( |
+# +-----+-----+-----+-----+-----+-----+-----+-----+-----+
+# |Bit 4| 9 ) | I | J | N | M | K | O | 0 |
+# +-----+-----+-----+-----+-----+-----+-----+-----+-----+
+# |Bit 5| + | P | L | , < | . > | : [ | @ | - |
+# +-----+-----+-----+-----+-----+-----+-----+-----+-----+
+# |Bit 6|POUND| * | ; ] | / ? | S_R | = | A_UP| HOME|
+# +-----+-----+-----+-----+-----+-----+-----+-----+-----+
+# |Bit 7| DEL |Retrn|C_L/R|C_U/D| F1 | F3 | F5 | F7 |
+# +-----+-----+-----+-----+-----+-----+-----+-----+-----+
+!CLEAR
+!LSHIFT 1 3
+!RSHIFT 6 4
+!VSHIFT RSHIFT
+!SHIFTL LSHIFT
+
+
+
+#####################
+# |Bit 0| 1 ! |A_LFT| CTRL| R/S |SPACE| C= | Q | 2 " |
+BackQuote 0 1 8
+Tab 0 2 8
+Escape 0 3 8
+Space 0 4 8
+Control_L 0 5 8
+
+#####################
+# |Bit 1| 3 # | W | A | S_L | Z | S | E | 4 $ |
+
+Shift_L 1 3 2
+
+
+#####################
+# |Bit 2| 5 % | R | D | X | C | F | T | 6 & |
+
+
+#####################
+# |Bit 3| 7 ' | Y | G | V | B | H | U | 8 ( |
+
+
+#####################
+# |Bit 4| 9 ) | I | J | N | M | K | O | 0 |
+
+
+######################
+# |Bit 5| + | P | L | , < | . > | : [ | @ | - |
+
+Dash 5 0 8
+Comma 5 3 8
+Colon 5 3 8
+Period 5 4 8
+SemiColon 5 5 8
+LeftBracket 5 6 8
+Equals 5 7 8
+
+
+#####################
+# |Bit 6|POUND| * | ; ] | / ? | S_R | = | A_UP| HOME|
+
+Insert 6 0 8
+RightBracket 6 1 8
+SingleQuote 6 2 8
+Slash 6 3 8
+Shift_R 6 4 4
+BackSlash 6 5 8
+Del 6 6 8
+Home 6 7 8
+
+#####################
+# |Bit 7| DEL |Retrn|C_L/R|C_U/D| F1 | F3 | F5 | F7 |
+
+BackSpace 7 0 8
+Return 7 1 8
+Right 7 2 8
+Down 7 3 8
+F1 7 4 8
+F3 7 5 8
+F5 7 6 8
+F7 7 7 8
+
+
+### Numbers & Letters
+0 4 7 8
+1 0 0 8
+2 0 7 8
+3 1 0 8
+4 1 7 8
+5 2 0 8
+6 2 7 8
+7 3 0 8
+8 3 7 8
+9 4 0 8
+a 1 2 8
+b 3 4 8
+c 2 4 8
+d 2 2 8
+e 1 6 8
+f 2 5 8
+g 3 2 8
+h 3 5 8
+i 4 1 8
+j 4 2 8
+k 4 5 8
+l 5 2 8
+m 4 4 8
+n 4 3 8
+o 4 6 8
+p 5 1 8
+q 0 6 8
+r 2 1 8
+s 1 5 8
+t 2 6 8
+u 3 6 8
+v 3 3 8
+w 1 1 8
+x 2 3 8
+y 3 1 8
+z 1 4 8
+
+# Restore key mappings
+PageUp -3 0
+
+# joystick keymap A (port 1)
+264 -1 7 /* NumPad 8 -> UP */
+258 -1 2 /* NumPad 2 -> DOWN */
+260 -1 4 /* NumPad 4 -> LEFT */
+262 -1 5 /* NumPad 6 -> RIGHT */
+256 -1 0 /* NumPad 0 -> FIRE */
+
+# joystick Keymap B (port 2)
+265 -2 7 /* NumPad 9 -> UP */
+259 -2 2 /* NumPad 3 -> DOWN */
+263 -2 4 /* NumPad 7 -> LEFT */
+257 -2 5 /* NumPad 1 -> RIGHT */
+266 -2 0 /* NumPad . -> FIRE */
diff --git a/trunk/workspace/BMC/Pimmodore-64/Pimmodore-64/BMC 4.2 -autoswitch/BMC 4.2 -autoswitch/VIC20/rpi_sym.vkm b/trunk/workspace/BMC/Pimmodore-64/Pimmodore-64/BMC 4.2 -autoswitch/BMC 4.2 -autoswitch/VIC20/rpi_sym.vkm
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@@ -0,0 +1,123 @@
+# VICE keyboard mapping file
+#
+# A Keyboard map is read in as patch to the current map.
+#
+# File format:
+# - comment lines start with '#'
+# - keyword lines start with '!keyword'
+# - normal line has 'keysym/scancode row column shiftflag'
+#
+# Keywords and their lines are:
+# '!CLEAR' clear whole table
+# '!INCLUDE filename' read file as mapping file
+# '!LSHIFT row col' left shift keyboard row/column
+# '!RSHIFT row col' right shift keyboard row/column
+# '!VSHIFT shiftkey' virtual shift key (RSHIFT or LSHIFT)
+# '!SHIFTL shiftkey' shift lock key (RSHIFT or LSHIFT)
+# '!UNDEF keysym' remove keysym from table
+#
+# Shiftflag can have the values:
+# 0 key is not shifted for this keysym/scancode
+# 1 key is shifted for this keysym/scancode
+# 2 left shift
+# 4 right shift
+# 8 key can be shifted or not with this keysym/scancode
+# 16 deshift key for this keysym/scancode
+# 32 another definition for this keysym/scancode follows
+# 64 shift lock
+# 256 key is used for an alternative keyboard mapping
+#
+# When a bigger spaced key is used,
+# it uses the upper left most key value.
+
+!CLEAR
+!LSHIFT 1 3
+!RSHIFT 6 4
+!VSHIFT RSHIFT
+!SHIFTL LSHIFT
+
+Escape 0 3 8 /* ESC -> Run/Stop */
+1 0 0 8 /* 1 -> 1 */
+2 0 7 32 /* 2 -> 2 */
+2 5 6 16 /* @ -> @ */
+3 1 0 8 /* 3 -> 3 */
+4 1 7 8 /* 4 -> 4 */
+5 2 0 8 /* 5 -> 5 */
+6 2 7 32 /* 6 -> 6 */
+6 6 6 16 /* ^ -> ^ */
+7 3 0 32 /* 7 -> 7 */
+7 2 7 1 /* & -> & */
+8 3 7 32 /* 8 -> 8 */
+8 6 1 16 /* * -> * */
+9 4 0 32 /* 9 -> 9 */
+9 3 7 1 /* ( -> ( */
+0 4 7 32 /* 0 -> 0 */
+0 4 0 1 /* ) -> ) */
+Dash 5 7 8 /* Minus -> Minus */
+Equals 6 5 32 /* = -> = */
+Equals 5 0 16 /* + -> + */
+Pound 5 7 32 /* = -> = */
+Pound 5 0 16 /* + -> + */
+BackSpace 7 0 8 /* Backspace -> DEL */
+Control_L 0 5 8 /* Cntrl -> CBM */
+q 0 6 8 /* Q -> Q */
+w 1 1 8 /* W -> W */
+e 1 6 8 /* E -> E */
+r 2 1 8 /* R -> R */
+t 2 6 8 /* T -> T */
+y 3 1 8 /* Y -> Y */
+u 3 6 8 /* U -> U */
+i 4 1 8 /* I -> I */
+o 4 6 8 /* O -> O */
+p 5 1 8 /* P -> P */
+LeftBracket 5 5 1 /* [ -> [ */
+RightBracket 6 2 1 /* ] -> ] */
+Return 7 1 8 /* Return -> Return */
+Tab 0 2 8 /* Tab -> Ctrl */
+a 1 2 8 /* A -> A */
+s 1 5 8 /* S -> S */
+d 2 2 8 /* D -> D */
+f 2 5 8 /* F -> F */
+g 3 2 8 /* G -> G */
+h 3 5 8 /* H -> H */
+j 4 2 8 /* J -> J */
+k 4 5 8 /* K -> K */
+l 5 2 8 /* L -> L */
+SemiColon 6 2 32 /* ; -> ; */
+SemiColon 5 5 16 /* : -> : */
+SingleQuote 3 0 33 /* ' -> ' */
+SingleQuote 0 7 1 /* " -> " */
+BackQuote 0 1 32 /* ` -> Left Arrow */
+BackQuote 6 6 1 /* ~ -> Pi */
+BackSlash 6 0 8 /* \ -> Lira */
+Shift_L 1 3 2 /* Left Shift -> Left Shift */
+CapsLock 1 3 64 /* Caps Lock -> Shift Lock */
+z 1 4 8 /* Z -> Z */
+x 2 3 8 /* X -> X */
+c 2 4 8 /* C -> C */
+v 3 3 8 /* V -> V */
+b 3 4 8 /* B -> B */
+n 4 3 8 /* N -> N */
+m 4 4 8 /* M -> M */
+Comma 5 3 8 /* , -> , */
+Period 5 4 8 /* . -> . */
+Slash 6 3 8 /* / -> / */
+Shift_R 6 4 4 /* Right Shift -> Right Shift */
+Space 0 4 8 /* Space -> Space */
+F1 7 4 8 /* F1 -> F1 */
+F2 7 4 1 /* F2 -> F2 */
+F3 0 5 8 /* F3 -> F3 */
+F4 7 5 1 /* F4 -> F4 */
+F5 7 6 8 /* F5 -> F5 */
+F6 7 6 1 /* F6 -> F6 */
+F7 7 7 8 /* F7 -> F7 */
+F8 7 7 1 /* F8 -> F8 */
+Home 6 7 8 /* Home -> CLR/HOME */
+Up 7 3 1 /* Up -> CRSR UP */
+Down 7 3 8 /* Down -> CRSR DOWN */
+Insert 6 0 1 /* Insert -> INS */
+Del 7 0 8 /* Delete -> DEL */
+Left 7 2 1 /* Left -> Left */
+Right 7 2 8 /* Right -> Right */
+# Restore key mappings
+PageUp -3 0
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@@ -0,0 +1,5 @@
+enable_pimmodore=1 fast=true machine_timing=pal-hdmi scaling_params=384,240,1152,720
+
+# DO NOT EDIT - This file is no longer edited by hand. Use the
+# machines.txt to set both config.txt and cmdline.txt params for
+# each machine. Refer to README.md for options.
diff --git a/trunk/workspace/BMC/Pimmodore-64/Pimmodore-64/BMC 4.2 -autoswitch/BMC 4.2 -autoswitch/config.txt b/trunk/workspace/BMC/Pimmodore-64/Pimmodore-64/BMC 4.2 -autoswitch/BMC 4.2 -autoswitch/config.txt
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@@ -0,0 +1,67 @@
+#
+# Bare Metal Commodore 64 Emulator For The Raspberry Pi
+#
+
+# uncomment scaling_kernel and set the desired value if you want to
+# change the scaling that affects the overall sharpness of the picture.
+# 8 = NEAREST NEIGHBOUR - sharp edges
+# 2 = SINC_BLACKMAN - good looking compromise
+# 6 = HAMMING - soft edges (default)
+scaling_kernel=2
+
+# NOTE: Since v3.0, the video settings here and the
+# accompanying cmdline.txt settings are configured by
+# machines.txt. See README.md for how to switch
+# machine configs.
+disable_overscan=1
+sdtv_mode=18
+hdmi_group=1
+hdmi_mode=19
+
+# -----------------------------------------------------
+# Optional settings follow
+# -----------------------------------------------------
+
+# uncomment if you get no picture on HDMI for a default "safe" mode
+#hdmi_safe=1
+
+# uncomment to force a HDMI mode rather than DVI. This can make audio work in
+# DMT (computer monitor) modes
+hdmi_drive=2
+
+# uncomment to increase signal to HDMI, if you have interference, blanking, or
+# no display
+config_hdmi_boost=4
+
+gpu_mem=128
+disable_splash=1
+boot_delay=1
+
+# FOR RASBPERRY PI 1 USERS ONLY USING BMC64-LITE
+#
+# Some demos/games will simply not perform well at the
+# default 700mhz clock rate. This will be evident as
+# the audio/video stutters under heavy load. These
+# settings will improve performance in the majority
+# of cases, but there will still be some situations
+# where the emulator will struggle. If you are not
+# comfortable with overclocking your Pi, consider
+# using bmc64 on Pi2 or Pi3. These are considered
+# fairly safe settings but I take no responsibility
+# for any damage caused to your device by using them.
+# Please see the documentation at the github site
+# for more info.
+#arm_freq=1000
+#core_freq=350
+#sdram_freq=500
+#sdram_schmoo=0x02000020
+#over_voltage=6
+#sdram_over_voltage=6
+#temp_limit=75
+
+# IMPORTANT: A kernel= parameter will appear here after
+# a machine switch to a kernel other than C64. This kernel
+# will be Pi model specific so the SDCard will no longer
+# boot on a model other than the one the switch took
+# place on . If you want to make the card bootable from any
+# Pi model again, simply switch back to C64.
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+# BMC64 multi-machine configuration file.
+#
+# This file lets any BMC* kernel v3.0 or higher switch
+# between different machine types from the menu. Distributions
+# for v3.0 include all kernels for every machine type and Pi
+# model combo.
+#
+# Set both config.txt and cmdline.txt parameters inside each
+# section. These choices will appear in the emulator's
+# 'Switch Machine' menu.
+#
+# Format:
+# machines.txt = MachineDescription*
+#
+# MachineDescription = ([SectionHeader]"\n")(OptionLine\n*)*
+# SectionHeader = [Machine/TimingStandard/OutputType/ResolutionDesc]
+# Machine = VIC20|C64|C128|Plus4|Plus4Emu|Pet
+# TimingStandard = NTSC | PAL
+# OutputVideo = HDMI | DPI | Composite
+# ResolutionDesc = Any text (can be used to describe the video resolution)
+# OptionLine = "key=value\n"
+#
+# NOTE: Plus4Emu is only available on Raspberry Pi 3 models.
+#
+# config.txt options available (See RPi documentation)
+# ----------------------------------------------------
+# disable_overscan
+# sdtv_mode
+# hdmi_group
+# hdmi_mode
+# hdmi_timing
+# hdmi_cvt
+#
+# cmdline.txt options available (See README.md)
+# ----------------------------------------------------
+# machine_timing
+# cycles_per_second
+# audio_out
+# scaling_params
+# scaling_params2 (for 2nd display or 80 column display)
+
+#
+# NOTE: Always include a valid hdmi mode even for the composite
+# configs. This ensures you can switch back to HDMI even while
+# using a composite config.
+
+#
+# VIC20
+#
+
+[VIC20/NTSC/HDMI/VICE 720p@60Hz]
+disable_overscan=1
+sdtv_mode=16
+hdmi_group=1
+hdmi_mode=4
+machine_timing=ntsc-hdmi
+scaling_params=414,228,1242,684
+
+[VIC20/NTSC/Composite/VICE 480p@60Hz]
+disable_overscan=1
+sdtv_mode=16
+hdmi_group=1
+hdmi_mode=4
+machine_timing=ntsc-composite
+scaling_params=422,228,720,456
+
+[VIC20/PAL/HDMI/VICE 720p@50Hz]
+disable_overscan=1
+sdtv_mode=18
+hdmi_group=1
+hdmi_mode=19
+machine_timing=pal-hdmi
+scaling_params=414,240,1242,720
+
+[VIC20/PAL/Composite/VICE 576p@50Hz]
+disable_overscan=1
+sdtv_mode=18
+hdmi_group=1
+hdmi_mode=19
+machine_timing=pal-composite
+scaling_params=422,240,668,480
+
+# This matches the timing of a real NTSC machine but may
+# not work on all monitors.
+[VIC20/NTSC/HDMI/VICE 768x525@60.285Hz]
+sdtv_mode=16
+hdmi_group=2
+hdmi_mode=87
+hdmi_timings=768 0 24 72 96 525 1 3 10 9 0 0 0 60 0 31656857 1
+machine_timing=ntsc-custom
+# VICE cycles_per_second is 1022727, custom is 0.000782% faster
+cycles_per_second=1022735
+scaling_params=384,246,768,492
+
+# This matches the timing of a real PAL machine but may
+# not work on all monitors.
+[VIC20/PAL/HDMI/VICE 768x545@50.037Hz]
+sdtv_mode=18
+hdmi_group=2
+hdmi_mode=87
+# Fudging intended 544 lines to 545 by reducing back porch
+# to make shader scanlines visible
+hdmi_timings=768 0 24 72 96 545 1 3 2 13 0 0 0 50 0 27043926 1
+machine_timing=pal-custom
+# VICE cycles_per_second is 1108405, custom is 0.000632% faster
+cycles_per_second=1108412
+scaling_params=384,272,768,544
+
+#
+# C64
+#
+
+[C64/NTSC/HDMI/VICE 720p@60Hz]
+disable_overscan=1
+sdtv_mode=16
+hdmi_group=1
+hdmi_mode=4
+machine_timing=ntsc-hdmi
+scaling_params=384,240,1152,720
+
+[C64/NTSC/Composite/VICE 480p@60Hz]
+disable_overscan=1
+sdtv_mode=16
+hdmi_group=1
+hdmi_mode=4
+machine_timing=ntsc-composite
+scaling_params=364,240,600,480
+
+[C64/PAL/HDMI/VICE 720p@50Hz]
+disable_overscan=1
+sdtv_mode=18
+hdmi_group=1
+hdmi_mode=19
+machine_timing=pal-hdmi
+scaling_params=384,240,1152,720
+
+[C64/PAL/Composite/VICE 576p@50Hz]
+disable_overscan=1
+sdtv_mode=18
+hdmi_group=1
+hdmi_mode=19
+machine_timing=pal-composite
+scaling_params=384,272,648,544
+
+# This matches the timing of a real NTSC machine but may
+# not work on all monitors.
+[C64/NTSC/HDMI/VICE 768x525@59.827Hz]
+sdtv_mode=16
+hdmi_group=2
+hdmi_mode=87
+hdmi_timings=768 0 24 72 96 525 1 3 10 9 0 0 0 60 0 31416828 1
+machine_timing=ntsc-custom
+# VICE cycles_per_second is 1022730, custom is 0.000587% faster
+cycles_per_second=1022736
+scaling_params=384,246,768,492
+
+# This matches the timing of a real PAL machine but may
+# not work on all monitors.
+[C64/PAL/HDMI/VICE 768x545@50.125Hz]
+sdtv_mode=18
+hdmi_group=2
+hdmi_mode=87
+# Fudging intended 544 lines to 545 by reducing back porch
+# to make shader scanlines visible
+hdmi_timings=768 0 24 72 96 545 1 3 2 13 0 0 0 50 0 27091697 1
+machine_timing=pal-custom
+# VICE cycles_per_second is 985248, custom is 0.000913% faster
+cycles_per_second=985257
+scaling_params=384,272,768,544
+
+#
+# C128
+#
+
+[C128/NTSC/HDMI/VICE 720p@60Hz]
+disable_overscan=1
+sdtv_mode=16
+hdmi_group=1
+hdmi_mode=4
+machine_timing=ntsc-hdmi
+scaling_params=384,240,1152,720
+scaling_params2=864,228,1280,684
+
+[C128/NTSC/Composite/VICE 480p@60Hz]
+disable_overscan=1
+sdtv_mode=16
+hdmi_group=1
+hdmi_mode=4
+machine_timing=ntsc-composite
+scaling_params=364,240,640,480
+
+[C128/PAL/HDMI/VICE 720p@50Hz]
+disable_overscan=1
+sdtv_mode=18
+hdmi_group=1
+hdmi_mode=19
+machine_timing=pal-hdmi
+scaling_params=384,240,1152,720
+scaling_params2=864,240,1280,684
+
+[C128/PAL/Composite/VICE 576p@50Hz]
+disable_overscan=1
+sdtv_mode=18
+hdmi_group=1
+hdmi_mode=19
+machine_timing=pal-composite
+scaling_params=384,272,648,544
+
+# This matches the timing of a real NTSC machine but may
+# not work on all monitors.
+[C128/NTSC/HDMI/VICE 768x525@59.827Hz]
+sdtv_mode=16
+hdmi_group=2
+hdmi_mode=87
+hdmi_timings=768 0 24 72 96 525 1 3 10 9 0 0 0 60 0 31416828 1
+machine_timing=ntsc-custom
+# VICE cycles_per_second is 1022730, custom is 0.000587% faster
+cycles_per_second=1022736
+scaling_params=384,246,768,492
+scaling_params2=674,228,674,456
+
+# This matches the timing of a real PAL machine but may
+# not work on all monitors.
+[C128/PAL/HDMI/VICE 768x545@50.125Hz]
+sdtv_mode=18
+hdmi_group=2
+hdmi_mode=87
+# Fudging intended 544 lines to 545 by reducing back porch
+# to make shader scanlines visible
+hdmi_timings=768 0 24 72 96 545 1 3 2 13 0 0 0 50 0 27091697 1
+machine_timing=pal-custom
+# VICE cycles_per_second is 985248, custom is 0.000913% faster
+cycles_per_second=985257
+scaling_params=384,272,768,544
+scaling_params2=674,272,674,544
+
+#
+# PLUS/4 & C16
+#
+
+[PLUS4/NTSC/HDMI/VICE 720p@60Hz]
+disable_overscan=1
+sdtv_mode=16
+hdmi_group=1
+hdmi_mode=4
+machine_timing=ntsc-hdmi
+scaling_params=384,232,1152,696
+
+[PLUS4/NTSC/Composite/VICE 480p@60Hz]
+disable_overscan=1
+sdtv_mode=16
+hdmi_group=1
+hdmi_mode=4
+machine_timing=ntsc-composite
+scaling_params=360,232,640,464
+
+[PLUS4/PAL/HDMI/VICE 720p@50Hz]
+disable_overscan=1
+sdtv_mode=18
+hdmi_group=1
+hdmi_mode=19
+machine_timing=pal-hdmi
+scaling_params=384,240,1152,720
+
+[PLUS4/PAL/Composite/VICE 576p@50Hz]
+disable_overscan=1
+sdtv_mode=18
+hdmi_group=1
+hdmi_mode=19
+machine_timing=pal-composite
+scaling_params=364,280,640,560
+
+# This matches the timing of a real NTSC machine but may
+# not work on all monitors.
+[PLUS4/NTSC/HDMI/VICE 768x525@59.923Hz]
+sdtv_mode=16
+hdmi_group=2
+hdmi_mode=87
+hdmi_timings=768 0 24 72 96 525 1 3 10 9 0 0 0 60 0 31467501 1
+machine_timing=ntsc-custom
+# VICE cycles_per_second is 1789772, custom is 0.001006% faster
+cycles_per_second=1789790
+scaling_params=384,246,768,492
+
+# This matches the timing of a real PAL machine but may
+# not work on all monitors.
+[PLUS4/PAL/HDMI/VICE 768x545@49.860Hz]
+sdtv_mode=18
+hdmi_group=2
+hdmi_mode=87
+# Fudging intended 544 lines to 545 by reducing back porch
+# to make shader scanlines visible
+hdmi_timings=768 0 24 72 96 545 1 3 2 13 0 0 0 50 0 26948856 1
+machine_timing=pal-custom
+# VICE cycles_per_second is 1773447, custom is 0.001522% slower
+cycles_per_second=1773420
+scaling_params=384,272,768,544
+
+# PLUS4EMU Is only available for Pi3. It is a more
+# accurate Plus/4 emulator but requires more CPU.
+# These options will not show up on any other Pi model.
+
+[PLUS4EMU/NTSC/HDMI/Plus4Emu 720p@60Hz]
+disable_overscan=1
+sdtv_mode=16
+hdmi_group=1
+hdmi_mode=4
+machine_timing=ntsc-hdmi
+scaling_params=384,240,1152,720
+
+[PLUS4EMU/NTSC/Composite/Plus4Emu 480p@60Hz]
+disable_overscan=1
+sdtv_mode=16
+hdmi_group=1
+hdmi_mode=4
+machine_timing=ntsc-composite
+scaling_params=364,240,640,480
+
+[PLUS4EMU/PAL/HDMI/Plus4Emu 720p@50Hz]
+disable_overscan=1
+sdtv_mode=18
+hdmi_group=1
+hdmi_mode=19
+machine_timing=pal-hdmi
+scaling_params=384,240,1152,720
+
+[PLUS4EMU/PAL/Composite/Plus4Emu 576p@50Hz]
+disable_overscan=1
+sdtv_mode=18
+hdmi_group=1
+hdmi_mode=19
+machine_timing=pal-composite
+scaling_params=364,272,640,544
+
+#
+# PET
+#
+
+[PET/NTSC/HDMI/VICE 1080p@60Hz]
+disable_overscan=1
+sdtv_mode=16
+hdmi_group=1
+hdmi_mode=16
+machine_timing=ntsc-hdmi
+scaling_params=376,270,1504,1080
+scaling_params2=696,270,1392,1080
+
+[PET/NTSC/Composite/VICE 480p@60Hz]
+disable_overscan=1
+sdtv_mode=16
+hdmi_group=1
+hdmi_mode=4
+machine_timing=ntsc-composite
+
+[PET/PAL/HDMI/VICE 1080p@50Hz]
+disable_overscan=1
+sdtv_mode=18
+hdmi_group=1
+hdmi_mode=31
+machine_timing=pal-hdmi
+scaling_params=376,270,1504,1080
+scaling_params2=696,270,1392,1080
+
+[PET/PAL/Composite/VICE 576p@50Hz]
+disable_overscan=1
+sdtv_mode=18
+hdmi_group=1
+hdmi_mode=19
+machine_timing=pal-composite
+
+# This matches the timing of a real NTSC machine but may
+# not work on all monitors.
+# Remember to manually specify a 60Hz editor ROM in vice.ini!
+[PET/NTSC/HDMI/VICE 768x525@60.060Hz]
+sdtv_mode=16
+hdmi_group=2
+hdmi_mode=87
+# Timing set for exactly 16650 cycles/frame, Circle cycles/second is
+# ignored on PET for actual pixel rate!
+hdmi_timings=768 0 24 72 96 525 1 3 10 9 0 0 0 60 0 31538738 1
+machine_timing=ntsc-custom
+# PET is fixed at 1000000 cycles/sec, setting only to make BMPET happy
+cycles_per_second=1014773
+scaling_params=384,246,768,492
+scaling_params2=674,228,674,456
+
+# This matches the timing of a real PAL machine but may
+# not work on all monitors.
+# Remember to manually specify a 50Hz editor ROM in vice.ini!
+[PET/PAL/HDMI/VICE 768x545@49.875Hz]
+sdtv_mode=18
+hdmi_group=2
+hdmi_mode=87
+# Timing set for exactly 20050 cycles/frame, Circle cycles/second is
+# ignored on PET for actual pixel rate!
+# Fudging intended 544 lines to 545 by reducing back porch
+# to make shader scanlines visible
+hdmi_timings=768 0 24 72 96 545 1 3 2 13 0 0 0 50 0 26956913 1
+machine_timing=pal-custom
+# PET is fixed at 1000000 cycles/sec, setting only to make BMPET happy
+cycles_per_second=999096
+scaling_params=384,272,768,544
+scaling_params2=674,272,674,544
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+
+
+## A cool way to put a Raspberry Pi 3B inside your Commodore-64 case.
+
+Pimmodore-64 uses the [Keymmodore-64](https://github.com/K-rnivoro/Keymmodore-64) keyboard interface (Pi Pico) so the keyboard is 100% functional. It's a perfect setup for running [BMC64](https://accentual.com/bmc64/), THE Commodore emulator for the Raspberry Pi 3 (any VICE version works well too).
+Functionally speaking, it's like running an original C-64... or C-128, or Plus/4, or PET Graphics, or PET Business. Keyboard will reconfigure itself, allowing you to access all keys, for ANY of the emulated computers.
+
+There is also a [modified version of BMC64](https://github.com/slagoela/bmc64) made by Sergio Lagoela, able to automatically switch the Compatibility Mode according the computer being emulated, including the color of the RGB LED.
+
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+To build a Pimmodore-64, you need:
+
+- Build a [Keymmodore-64](https://github.com/K-rnivoro/Keymmodore-64) interface first, including the RGB LED.
+- A Raspberry Pi 3B o 3B+.
+- A MicroSD Card.
+- Any power supply greater than 6VDC, with 15 Watts minimum.
+- A Step-down Power converter
+- Panel Barrel connector
+- Rocker switch
+- 2 Joysticks connectors (male DB-9)
+- Male 4-pole 3.5mm plug, male RCA and female stereo 3.5mm plug (optional for analog outputs).
+- HDMI extension cable.
+- 2 USB extension cables.
+- A 3D Printer or a 3D Printing service.
+- Dupont cables and connectors.
+- Some screws.
+
+Look for the .xlsx file for the detailed BOM.
+
+## Printing the STL Files
+
+The pieces are designed to fit any version of the legendary "Breadbin" Commodore-64 case. It won't fit a C-64C (I don't have one to design it).
+The project is 100% reversible, no need to drill, make holes or even glue. It uses the same mount system designed for the original PCB board.
+
+All pieces are easy to print with a 0.4mm nozzle and a 0.2 mm layer height. For better results, do not flip the pieces, print them as provided. The .3mf file was made for my Bambulab A1, in case you find it useful.
+There is no need for «Everywhere» support if you 3D Printer is able to do good «bridging» (most printers do). Just use "Normal" support and «Only from the buildplate».
+The only piece who need "Tree" support is the USB Ports cover, and just because of the top lock arm, not for the square holes.
+The Pico holder includes a little support, where the board back edge rests, just trim it before placing in.
+
+## Flashing and connecting the Keymmodore-64 interface Pi Pico, to the Pi 3B.
+
+At my project [Keymmodore-64](https://github.com/K-rnivoro/Keymmodore-64) you can find detailed information of how to set up a Raspberry Pi Pico as C-64 keyboard interface.
+
+Besides the cable connecting the keyboard and the RGB LED, there are also three wires from the Pico, they are used for sensing what type of computer is BMC64 emulating. With this information, the Pico can switch to the corresponding mode, avoiding the manual switch with the C= and Function Keys. As you can see, these three pins have to be connected to GPIO 9, 10 and 11 of the R-Pi 3B.
+This is not mandatory, if you do not connect those three pins, you can always use the manual switching, including the "PC Compatible Mode".
+
+### This autoswitch feature works only with the [modified version of BMC64](https://github.com/slagoela/bmc64) made by Sergio Lagoela, it is not included in the oficial release (at least until now).
+
+## Powering the Raspberry Pi
+
+In order to being "agnostic" to the Power Supply, this project uses a Step Down Power Converter, so you can use almost any Power Brick with more than 6V and 15 Watts, a generic 12VDC with 2A will do.
+Of course, you need to regulate the Converter BEFORE plug in it to the Raspberry. 5.2VDC will be OK.
+Don't try to use a 5VDC power supply directly, the voltage drop of the connector and switch will result in 4.9VDC or less coming into de Pi, therefore the common yellow ligthing bolt sign will appear, and video and audio stuttering will happen, even with "Raspberry Certified Power Supplies"
+Believe me, avoiding the Converter and using a 5VDC Power Supply is not advisable, unless you connect it directly, with no switch in between.
+
+### Remember: Do not plug your Raspberry Pi until you have regulated the Voltage output to 5.2V first!!!!
+
+## Connecting the Joysticks
+
+Unless you have wired the joysticks ports to the Pico interface as mentioned in the Keymmodore-64 project, you can connect them to the Raspberry Pi GPIO pins.
+
+As explained in the [BMC64 website](https://accentual.com/bmc64/), two Atari-like joysticks are supported by the emulator. Here is the wiring according the documentation:
+
+
+
+
+## Connecting the analog video and audio outputs (optional)
+
+The Raspberry Pi 3B includes analog video and stereo audio output. For that you need to wire a 4-pole 3.5mm plug, to a female RCA connector for video, and a miniplug stereo female connector for audio.
+BMC64 will output NTSC or PAL-B video standard, according what kind of computer are being emulated.
+This is optional. You can use your Pimmodore-64 only with HDMI. There is a .stl version or the frame without the analog outputs for that case.
+
+Keep in mind, the 4-pole miniplug has this (strange) pinout:
+
+
+
+
+## Setting up the BMC64 Emulator
+
+For running BMC64 with the Pi connected to the Pico, you'll need the microSD card with:
+
+1 - The BMC64 Emulator. You can use the modified or the standard BMC64 version, however as explained before, the autoswitching Mode feature won't work in the standard version.
+
+2 - The Kernal's ROMs.
+
+3 - The .vkm files in order to have a fully working Keyboard matching all 8-bit emulated computers. Replace the original "positional" .vkm with the new ones,
+
+## How to popup the BMC64 Emulator Menu
+
+For entering the BMC64 Menu you need to press F12, as explained in Keymmodore-64 project, in PC Compatible Mode (green LED), you can get F12 by pressing C= and "Minus" key. However, once you are in any Emulator Mode, you can press C= and F7 key for entering the Menu.
+Press Left Arrow Key to go back, or exit the Menu.
+
+## How to set up BMC64 Emulator
+
+1 - Enter BMC64 Menu, go to "Keyboard" and and change from "Symbolic" to "Positional".
+
+2 - If you have wired the joystick ports to the PI's GPIOs, go to "Joyport" and select GPIO Bank 1 and GPIO Bank 2 for Port 1 and Port 2 respectively. If you have wired the ports to the Pico instead, select Keyset 1 and Keyset 2 and then configure those Keysets below in the same menu.
+
+3 - Go to GPIO and check Config is set in "#1 (Nav+Joy)".
+
+
+In order to make the whole process easier, I've uploaded a complete version of Lagoela's BMC64 autoswitching version, including the ROMS and the VKM files. So you only need to setup a few things.
+However, I strongly recommend to read the [BMC64 readme](https://github.com/randyrossi/bmc64/blob/master/README.md) file for a good understanding of the BMC64 options.
+
+## How to test your keyboard and Joysticks.
+
+I strongly suggest you to use the [Anykey program by T-Pau](https://github.com/T-Pau/Anykey). It has separate versions of programs for every 8 bit Commodore Computer. Very useful.
+
+
+## Manual (en español).
+
+I've written a short manual in spanish you can find useful to print (or translate).
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+# Keymmodore-64
+## An interface for converting a Commodore-64 Keyboard to USB, compatible with any Operative System, and C-64, C-128, Plus/4 and PET emulators.
+
+The Keymmodore-64 project is a hardware interface to convert keyboards and joysticks of Commodore C-64 computer, in a USB (HID) device, able to be connected to any "Host" computer or device, like: PC (Windows/Linux), Raspberry Pi, Mac, or even Android. Therefore, the keyboard works like any other keyboard, optionally you can connect old Atari-like joysticks and their inputs would be translated to keystrokes too.
+
+In order to make a C-64 keyboard productive, Keymmodore-64 includes a lot of key combinations, like using the Commodore key as Function Key. This way, your C-64 Keyboard includes almost all keys you need for your everyday work.
+
+Besides the standard "PC Mode", Keymmodore-64 also includes five modes optimized for all 8 bit Commodore Computers emulators, like [VICE](https://vice-emu.sourceforge.io/) or [BMC64](https://accentual.com/bmc64/). With these modes, you can easily use your C-64 keyboard not even for emulating a Commodore-64 or VIC-20, but also a Commodore-128, a Plus/4 (or C-16), and even PET Computers with Graphics or Business keyboards, and having 100% keys functionality.
+
+Keymmodore-64 is developed using a Raspberry Pi Pico and the powerful [QMK Firmware](https://qmk.fm/), so it is not a simple .ino sketch, or a MicroPython code. It runs the same type of code than many gaming keyboards have, and you can modifiy it if you want. As usual, just load the .uf2 file in your R-Pi Pico according your RGB LED (common anode or cathode)
+
+## A very important Note
+
+In order to Keymmodore-64 to work correctly, you need two things:
+
+- Set your Operative System Keyboard layout to "US" or "US International". Do not use any other layout. "UK", "Spanish" or any other regional layout won't work properly.
+- Download and use the .vkm files for your emulator. Set them as "User Positional". This make Emulation Modes work correctly with the Emulators. The default .vkm files do not work (being symbolic or positional).
+
+### "The Matrix Reloaded"
+
+The C-64 keyboard matrix is connected directly to the pins of the Pi Pico. However if you want to add Atari-like joysticks to your project, you need to add some wiring in between the keyboard connector and the Pico. As you can see in the matrix diagram below, P1 and P2 use the "I" file and the "8th" row of the RESTORE key. Remember, THIS IS OPTIONAL (just because there are some free crosspoints). If your are not interested in those old joysticks, or you plan to use a Raspberry (like a [Pimmodore-64](https://github.com/K-rnivoro/Pimmodore-64)), you do not need to add this extra complexity.
+
+
+
+This is the modified schematics for connecting the C-64 keyboard and a RGB LED to the Pico (for common cathode RGB LED, just connect the common pin to any GND). There are also three pins reserved for an implementation with a Raspberry Pi 3, as you can see in my [Pimmodore-64](https://github.com/K-rnivoro/Pimmodore-64) project. Both RGB LED and the R-Pi 3 pins are not mandatory, however the RGB LED would be very cool and useful informing you which mode is the keyboard working, remember there are 6 different modes!
+
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+
+If you want to add the Atari-like joysticks, as mentioned, you will need to add some wiring in parallel in order to add the missing crosspoints to the matrix. And just in case, joysticks pinout is also shown.
+
+
+
+
+## Hot to switch to Compatible Modes
+
+When Keymmodore-64 is powered from USB, the LED will go green, letting you know it's in "PC Compatible Mode" (explained below). From there you can switch to other Modes, compatibles with different VICE Emulators (VIC-20/C-64, C-128. Plus/4, PET Graphics/Business)
+
+Pressing and holding Commodore Key (C=) along with F1, F3 or F5 keys, it will switch to different Modes (actually keyboards layouts), depending what computer you want to emulate in the emulator:
+
+- F1: Commodore-64, VIC-20 and Plus/4 Compatible Mode.
+- F3: Commodore-128 Compatible Mode.
+- F5: PET Graphics Keyboard Compatible Mode.
+- F5 (again): PET Business Keyboard Compatible Mode (you need to be in PET Graphics Mode)
+- CONTROL: Back to PC Compatible Mode.
+
+To avoid any confussion, it is not possible to switch between two Emulator Modes (except PET Graphics to Business) . You have to switch back to PC Compatible Mode first by pressing C= and CONTROL. Also remember you need the configuration keyboard layout files for your emulator to work properly.
+
+If you wired the RGB LED it will show you which is the active mode as described below.
+
+### RGB LED Color code
+
+- PC Compatible Mode: GREEN
+- Commodore-64, VIC-20 and Plus/4 Compatible Mode: RED
+- Commodore-128 Compatible Mode: BLUE
+- PET Graphics Keyboard Compatible Mode: YELLOW
+- PET Business Keyboard Compatible Mode: PURPLE
+
+In PC Compatible Mode and Commodore-128 Mode, while pressing the Right SHIFT (Modifier Key), the LED will light CYAN.
+
+In any Mode, while pressing the Commodore Key (C=) the LED will light WHITE.
+
+## PC Compatible Mode
+
+In this Mode, the C-64 keyboard acts like a standard PC Keyboard, keeping the original layout as far as possible, but also remapping non-existent ones to modern functions. Considering the C-64 had no Numeric KeyPad, nor complete set of Function Keys (F1 a F12), the paradigm is similar to “60%” Keyboards, using Special Function Keys (Fn y Fn2) allowing the same key having more than one function. In the following pic, the PC Mode layout is shown. This is the mode when you plug your keyboard. In light brown you can see the keys having different assignments than the original C-64 Keyboard, as described below.
+
+
+
+### EXCLUSIVE C-64 KEYS:
+- RUN/STOP works as Left ALT.
+- RESTORE works as BACKSPACE
+- ← (Left Arrow) works as ESCAPE, or ~ (diacritic) if SHIFT is held.
+- £ works as \ (inverted slash), o | (pipe) if SHIFT is held.
+- 0 key works as ^ (circumflex accent) when SHIFT is held.
+- ↑ (Up Arrow) moves the cursor up.
+- – (Minus) works as _ (underscore) when SHIFT is held.
+- Cursor keys (↑/↓) y (←/→) will work down (↓) and right (→) unless right SHIFT is being pressed as described below.
+- @ (At), * (Asterisk), = (Equal) and + (Plus) will work as such, regardless SHIFT being held or not.
+
+
+### LEFT CONTROL and TAB in one key.
+
+This is maybe one of the coolest feature of QMK Firmware. Due to the fact that the CONTROL key is located in the same place than TAB in a regular PC Keyboard, Keymmodore-64 implements a dual role fot this key. If you tap it (meaning press and release without pressing another key) it will work as a TAB; however if you press and hold, and press another key, it will work as a CONTROL allowing the combination with other keys, like CTRL+C, CTRL+V, etc. Cool uh?
+
+
+### LEFT SHIFT AND SHIFT LOCK.
+
+The Left SHIFT works like any standard PC Keyboard, allowing access to capital letters and additional characters as usual. The SHIFT LOCK key is actually wired to the Left SHIFT, but with a mechanical lock so it is not the same than a real CAPS LOCK, affecting also the 0 a 9 keys.
+
+
+### COMMODORE (C=) key as FUNCTION “Fn” key.
+
+The key with the C= symbol on it, generally called «Commodore Key», works also a Modification key allowing to access to a different layers and function like a “60%” Style Keyboards.
+
+In the following diagram you can see in white which keys will change its function when Fn (C=) is pressed. Some functions are already in the legends of the keys, and others are added to better productivity.
+
+
+
+So, pressing Commodore key:
+
+- 1 to 0 keys, as well as + y – will work as F1 to F12
+- HOME key works as END
+- INST/DEL key works as INSERT as the top legend.
+- ↑ and RESTORE keys works as PAGE UP y PAGE DOWN respectively.
+- ↓ and → cursor keys work up (↑) and left (←) respectively, as the top legend described.
+- Q and E, as well as U and O keys, work as PAGE UP and PAGE DOWN respectively.
+- WASD and IJKL work as directional cursor ↑ ←↓ → respectively.
+- ← key work as ` (grave tilde), and ~ (diacritic).
+- : (colon) and ; (semicolon) work as { and } (brackets) respectively.
+- P key works as PRINT SCREEN.
+- @ (at) key works enabling and disabling SCROLL LOCK.
+- * (asterisk) key works enabling and disabling NUM LOCK (very important for joysticks).
+- < (less than) y > (greater than) decrease and increase audio volume respectively (*).
+- / (slash) mutes the audio output (*).
+- C fires the Calculator (if supported by the Operative System).
+
+### RIGHT SHIFT AS FUNCTION “Fn2” Key.
+
+The RIGHT SHIFT besides being a regular Shift for most of the keys, works also a Function as explained:
+
+
+
+Pressing RIGHT SHIFT:
+- ↓ (Cursor Down) and → (Cursor Right) keys invert their direction, working as Up (↑) y Left (←) respectively, as the top legend describe (in the same way C-64 does).
+- The F1, F3, F5 and F7 function keys work as F2, F4, F6 and F8, as the top legend describe (in the same way C-64 does).
+
+## Commodore-64, VIC-20 and Plus/4 Compatible Mode.
+
+As explained before, pressing C= Key and F1, the interfase switches to this compatible Mode. Depending the computer being emulated in the emulator (and the right .vkm files), you will have the following layouts:
+
+### COMMODORE-64 AND VIC-20
+
+
+
+In this Mode, the keyboard work exactly as it was original conceived for C-64 or VIC-20, including all the symbols and legends of the keys. Remember to press C= and CONTROL to go back to PC Compatible Mode when you exit your emulator.
+
+### COMMODORE PLUS/4 or COMMODORE-16 (or any other C-264 Model)
+
+Emulating a Plus/4 or similar machine, the C-64 keyboard will behave like a C-16 keyboard. With the intention to make it intuitive, instead of keeping the original position of keys of a C-16 keyboard, I’ve changed the location of some keys keeping the original C-64 layout as much as possible.
+
+
+
+As you can see, location of – (minus), * (asterisk), + (add), = (equal), £ (pound) and CLEAR/HOME are the same than C-64.
+
+The changes are:
+
+- The original C-64 cursor keys work as ↓ (Down) and → (Right). SHIFT won’t invert the direccion of these two as it does in the C-64.
+- ↑ (Arrow Up) and RESTORE work as ↑ (Up) and ← (Left) respectively.
+- F1, F3, F5 and F7 work as F1, F2, F3 and HELP respectively, including switching to F4, F5, F6 and F7 if SHIFT is pressed.
+
+Remember to press C= and CONTROL keys to switch back to PC Compatible Mode.
+
+## Commodore-128 Compatible Mode.
+
+Due to having more keys than a C-64 keyboard, the RIGHT SHIFT is implemented as a FUNCTION or Modifier Key, allowing to to access to the propietary keys of the C-128 which are mapped on the C-64 keyboard in this way:
+
+
+
+So, pressing RIGHT SHIFT and the 1/! key, will result in a "1" instead of a "!", because it corresponds to the Key 1 of the Numerical Pad, not the regular 1 Key.
+
+Remember to press C= and CONTROL keys to switch back to PC Compatible Mode.
+
+## Commodore PET Graphics Keyboard Compatible Mode.
+
+Commodore PET has two different keyboards layout, so both need to be emulated separately.
+
+The first mode allows to emulate the so called «Graphics» keyboards, the one with PETSCII graphics used by the early Commodore PET Series Computer. This Graphics keyboard has an odd layout where every symbol has their own key, and also there is just one PETSCII graphics per key instead of two as found in C-64 Keyboard.
+Look how weird it is:
+
+
+
+In this Mode, the layout of your C-64 keyboard will be the following:
+
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+
+
+- CTRL key works as OFF/RVS.
+- £ (pound) key works a \ (backslash).
+- RESTORE key works as second INST/DEL.
+- C= does not exist in PET Graphics Keyboard, however we will use it to access PETSCII graphics set as explained below.
+- Function Keys (F1 to F8) do not exist in PET Graphics Keyboard, therefore they have no function.
+
+### ACCESS TO SYMBOL KEYS AND PETSCII GRAPHICS
+
+As mentioned, every symbol have it's own key. In order to access those keys, the C= Key is used a FUNCTION or Modifier Key. So, for symbols in the upper part of the key (or "shifted") just press C= and the key with the symbol you want. .
+
+Regarding PETSCII graphics, the character set is identical to the C-64, despite having just one PETSCII for each key. Keymmodore-64 implements a cool feature, able to «merge» again those two PETSCII in a single key, with the same layout than the C-64. Therefore, you can access both in the usual way: The left side ones with the C= key, and the right side ones with any SHIFT key. This also works for the π symbol of the Up Arrow Key (↑).
+
+Joining both features, in the following diagram you can see in green the functions with C= key, and in yellow the function with any of the two SHIFT, which matches most of the layout of the C-64 keyboard.
+
+
+
+
+
+Pressing C= and CONTROL keys switch back to PC Compatible Mode. However, pressing C= and F5 keys again, switch to PET Business Keyboard Compatible Mode as explained below.
+
+
+## Commodore PET Business Keyboard Compatible Mode.
+
+This second mode allows to emulate the so called «Business» keyboard (the one with upper and lower case letters) used by the later Commodore PET Series Computer. This keyboard has some particular symbolic only keys like Brackets ([ ]), minus and equal (- =), asterisk and colon (: *). It's weird like the Graphics keyboard, but not that weird.
+
+
+
+Mapping the Business keyboard to the C-64 keyboard is pretty straightforward, although some keys change its position.
+
+You can see the differences in the following diagram:
+
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+
+
+- CTRL key works as TAB.
+- £ (Pound) key works as \ (backslash).
+- RESTORE key works as second INST/DEL.
+- F1 key works as ESC.
+- F3 key works as OFF/RVS.
+- F5 key works as REPEAT.
+- F7 key have no function.
+
+### ACCESS TO NUMERIC PAD AND BRACKET KEYS
+
+Keymmodore-64 implements a special layer with the C= key for those special keys. You can see in green the keys that change its function if you keep C= key pressed.
+
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