OZvm is principally a hardware emulation of the Cambridge Z88 portable computer, a Z80 CPU system with 4Mb addressable memory, a monochrome 640x64 LCD, and RS-232 serial port. It allows you to install any ROM or application card binary that also runs on a real Z88 portable. OZvm is also a versatile Z80 assembler debugging environment with a command line, screen activity recording, and Z80 instruction logging. It assists the developer in testing Z80 assembler programming of the Z88 operating system or 3rd party applications.
| Tags | Z80 emulation |
|---|---|
| Licenses | GPLv2 |
| Operating Systems | Windows (32 and 64 bit) Mac OS X Linux (32 and 64 bit) |
| Implementation | Java 1.6+ |
Last announcement
Our users have reported that the V1.1 release Installer for Windows was corrupted. We have now uploaded a new binary and tested it..
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Recent releases


Release Notes: Two user interface bugs have been fixed, which were related to insertion of Flash Cards and handling of files in File Areas on those cards.


Release Notes: A regression was discovered in V1.1 (keyboard response stopped after timeout and the screen didn't turn off when selecting a card). Also, some fonts for the Linux and Windows installers were missing, which made the debugger console look weird using a proportional font.


Release Notes: This is to date the most stable and feature-complete emulator of the Cambridge Z88. This is also the final release as a Java application. All future work will be a re-implementation using the Qt (C++) framework. The overall purpose of this release has been to improve the user interface and improve emulation. Emulation is still not perfect (sound emulation is missing and Blink hardware emulation still has minor areas to be improved).


Release Notes: Initial freecode announcement.