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  • Hatari
  • Specific system information
  • Hatari emulator configuration
  • Mounting a "gemdos" hard drive image

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  1. Systems & Emulators
  2. Supported Game Systems
  3. Home Computer
  4. Atari (computers)

Atari ST

Atari

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Computer - Lifespan: 1985 - 1993

Information

Emulators

  • libretro: hatari

  • libretro: hatarib

  • hatari

Games Location

File extensions

.st .msa .stx .dim .ipf .m3u .gemdos .zip .7z

System Features

Retroachievements
Netplay
Controller autoconfig

lr-hatari: NO lr-hatarib: NO Hatari: NO

lr-hatari: NO lr-hatarib: NO Hatari: NO

lr-hatari: NO lr-hatarib: NO Hatari: NO

BIOS

BIOS file
Folder
md5 hash / remark

tos.img

\bios

b2a8570de2e850c5acf81cb80512d9f6

emutos.img

\bios\hatari\tos \bios\hatarib

tos102.img

\bios\hatari\tos \bios\hatarib

tos106.img

\bios\hatari\tos \bios\hatarib

tos104.img

\bios\hatari\tos \bios\hatarib

tos206.img

\bios\hatari\tos \bios\hatarib

Controls

Here is the default mapping.

Retrobat Button
Atari ST key (libretro)

START

Show/Hide virtual keyboard

SELECT

Toggle Mouse/Joy mode

D-PAD

Left analog stick

Directions (up, dow, left, right)

Right analog stick

Mouse button B

Fire/Mouse button A / press key in virtual keyboard

lr-hatari GUI

L1

Toggle Num Joy

R1

Change Mouse speed 1 to 6 (for gui and emu)

L2

Show/Hide status

R2

Sound on/off

L3

R3

Hatari

Retrobat Button
Hatari

SELECT

Open emulator menu

D-PAD

Joystick - D-pad

Joystick - FIRE

F11

Toggle fullscreen

F12

Emulator Menu

ALTGr + Q

Quit emulator

Specific system information

Hatari emulator configuration

RetroBat forces Hatari standalone to use the configuration file located in \emulators\hatari folder of the RetroBat installation.

When making configuration directly within the emulator, ensure to configure it by using the .bat file provided:

Standard hatari.exe stores the config file in "userdata" folder of windows, changes done in this file will not work when running from RetroBat.

Mounting a "gemdos" hard drive image

Libretro Hatari-B core can automatically mount a "gemdos" hdd image within the emulated system.

In order to do this, the hdd to mount must be stored in the roms folder :

Next, create an empty text file in the same folder, name it with the exact same name as the folder and save it with the .GEM extension:

Additionnaly, it is possible to make lr-hatarib automatically run one of the program stored on the mounted gemdos HDD image.

To do so, create an empty text file in the roms\atarist folder that is named with the exact same name as the gemdos folder.

In the file, specify the following information:

#EXTM3U
#AUTO:
<name of the GEM file>

Finally: save the text file with the ".m3u" extension and place it in the same folder as the image folder and the GEM file:

In this example, RetroBat automatically:

  • Launches hatarib and mounts the "The New Zealand Story" image in the emulated device

  • Runs the program RUNME.TOS from the mounted drive (program is located in C:\AUTO)

Running .gemdos folders requires the TOS version 2.06 or emuTOS.

roms \ atarist

Use Pad2Key for this system if you need specific mapping, see the section of this Wiki.

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