rc2014 -a -r classic.rom -e bank
where bank is 0-7 matching the jumpers on the card
rc2014 -a -r cpm.rom -e bank -i cfdisk.ide
Where bank is the jumpers on the card and and cfdisk.ide is a CP/M disk image in IDE emulator format.
rc2014 -s -r RCZ80_std.rom -b
This will let you play with ROMWBW. The -s option selects the SIO card, -a the ACIA.
To add CF support
rc2014 -s -r RCZ80_std.rom -b -i cfdisk.ide
A fully loaded system with graphics, PS/2 bit bang card, CTC, RTC and AMD FPU
rc2014_sdl2 -s -r RCZ80_std.rom -b -i cfdisk.ide -P -T -R -9 -c
You can also swap -P with -z to get the ZX Keyboard instead, and you can add -S sdcard.img to add emulation of the Gluino and an Arduino SD card shield
You can add floppy disk support (Etched Pixels card style) with the option -F and specify the .DSK images to use with -A diska.dsk and -B diskb.dsk.
rc2014 -a -r sc108.rom -i cfdisk.ide
The usual options for adding CF cards, CTC etc apply as above.
Native mode
rc2014-z180 -r RCZ180_nat.rom -i idedisk.cf
For banked 512/512K mode use the options given for the RC2014 with 512K/512K ROM but the command rc2014-z180 and the RCZ180_ext.rom image.
rc2014 -a -r sc114.rom -i cfdisk.ide
rc2014-z180 -r RCZ180_nat.rom -S sdcard.img -R
rc2014-z180 -r RCZ180_nat.rom -S sdcard.img
rc2014-z180 -r RCZ180_nat.rom -S sdcard.img
rc2014 -m easyz80 -r EZZ80_std.rom -i cfdisk.ide