Products - Monku1000: ODROID-GO™
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The Monku Nerd Alert is a custom built and prepared ODROID-GO™ device. Expertly constructed and configured to run the latest NES, Sega Master System, GameBoy, GameBoyColor, GameGear, CalecoVision, MSX, Commodore64, and ZX Spectrum emulators for the ODROID-GO platform. The Nerd Alert version comes with a QWERTY keyboard attachment that can be used in Arduino projects, for programming in BASIC on the Commodore64 Frodo emulator, or for better interaction with ColecoVision games.
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Monku Nerd Alert In Action
Instructions for Assembling an ODROID-GO
The Monku Nerd Alert comes fully assembled and configured.
Assembling Instructions
Assembling Instructions
Assembling Instructions Video
Instructions for Flashing an ODROID-GO
Windows
Mac
For clearing hidden files from your ODROID-GO SD card on a mac run the following command from the /Volumes/ODROID-GO folder.
find . -type f -name "._*" -exec rm -f '{}' \;
Links to Software Release Sites
Firmware
NES, SMS, GB, GBC, GG, CV Emulators (Go-Play)
Atari 2600
Atari 7800
Commodore64: Frodo (QWERTY Required)
Bluetooth Keyboard: QWERTY Required
OpenTyrian
Commodore64: C64
MicroPythons
MSX
ZX Spectrum
ROM Cover Art
ODROID-GO Resources
Links to Software Details
Commodore64: Frodo (QWERTY Required) Notes
s Commodore64: C64 Notes
Go-Play Notes
Atari 2600 Notes
Atari 7800 Notes
Doom Notes
OpenTyrian Notes
fMsx Notes
ZX Spectrum Notes
Monku1000 Documentation
Monku1000 Version: 0005
ODROID-GO Firmware: 20181001
Go-Play: 20181004
Stella: 20180806
Prosystem: 20180806
MSX: fMSX_20181018
Doom: Standalaone 20181213
ROM Art: 20180810
Bluetooth Keyboard: 20181022
C64: c64_20181006
C64 Frodo: 20181022
ZX Spectrum: spectrum_20180819
MicroPython: 20180726
Version 5 has ungoing updates in the area of ROM testing, file name cleaning, game control mapping support for C64, MSX, ZX Spectrum and on SD card notes/documentation/errata for supported emulators, this is a work in progress but we hope to have a version with maximum ROMs supported and as many keyboard mappings as possible. Also, Version 5 has support for MicroPython but does not have the WiFi firmware flash.