Ultimate64 Elite - Flash Rom Files

Flash ROM Files

Due restrictions the Ultimate64 Elite board come without kernal, basic and chargen rom files. So at first startup you have to flash it from USB stick (the files can be found in e.g. VICE emulator C64 folder).

Needed files:

  • basic
  • chargen
  • kernal
Add file extension ".rom" or ".bin" and copy it to the USB stick.

Turn on the device, choose the USB stick, navigate to the files and select each ROM and run "Flash as Orig. ... ROM".

Guide can also be found here.

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