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That was it. I installed full Ubuntu and that error was resolved. Now when I try to run the git command it returns the error in the attached image.

When I run the "sudo apt install build-essential libfuse3-dev libssl-dev" command it returns E: Unable to locate package libfuse3-dev. I am running Minimal Ubuntu. Do I need to run a more fleshed-out version? How do I get around the error?

As we all know our machines are hitting close to the half-century mark and the power supplies are tending to die and take the computer with it to death. That being said I am in search of a replacement power supply for the 400/800 series computers and peripherals as well as the XL and XL series. First, the 400/800, which my research shows 9V AC output. Would this work as a replacement? https://www.amazon.com/Adapter-Regulated-Switching-Interchangeable-Equipment/dp/B0BFPXZ7S1 I am also looking to recap everything I can to avoid the blown cap issue as well. Does anyone know the needed caps to make this happen? Thanks

I ordered this tonight and will be here tomorrow. I hope it will do the trick. I had played with all this stuff YEARS ago and just had a jog my brain to start remembering it all. https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0CCF3C1YF/ref=sspa_dk_detail_4?psc=1&pd_rd_i=B0CCF3C1YF&pd_rd_w=tQJxR&content-id=amzn1.sym.f734d1a2-0bf9-4a26-ad34-2e1b969a5a75&pf_rd_p=f734d1a2-0bf9-4a26-ad34-2e1b969a5a75&pf_rd_r=JA1AXQ4NFVWTX0TE4GW1&pd_rd_wg=jY8XG&pd_rd_r=9378ed09-6247-48e2-82d6-01fe0d37ca08&s=pc&sp_csd=d2lkZ2V0TmFtZT1zcF9kZXRhaWw

Awesome work. I love the keyboard options. Glad to see the DS version in active development again.

I always read an FTDI board was needed as an intermediary between the SIO and USB.

Are there instructions for installation somewhere on the github? I didn't see them but may have missed them.

Will this run on Ubuntu on WSL in Windows 10/11?

Are you saying I would just need the cable you link to connect an Atari 810/1050/Rana/Indus drive to USB on my PC and use ASPEQT to make disk images?

In the past, unless I am getting old and it was just my imagination, I read something from a user who wrote a program, using an Atari computer and drives, to create ATRs. The interesting thing about it was they wrote it to read bad sector multiple times so it could construct a good version. I believe it used SIO2PC or similar to write out the ATR file. Does anyone remember this or a thread like this?

Cool. Thanks phaeron. I noticed that there are matching sections that match the GUID for keymap, etc. I am correct that if not specified the defaults are on play?

Can someone shed some light on the altirra.ini file? Specifically the line in bold below. Is the Hex value at the end significant in some way or just random? Thanks, T.E [User\Software\virtualdub.org\Altirra\Profiles\6AC4B1FF] "_Name" = "400/800 Computer" "_Visible" = 1 "_Category Mask" = "hardware,firmware" "_Saved Category Mask" = "hardware,firmware" "Hardware mode" = 0

Count me in for two. Sent from my LG-H872 using Tapatalk

woohoo, thanks

1.) Action 3.6 2.) Basic XL 1.03 3.) Basic XE 4.2 4.) Integer Basic 1.00 C 5.) Mac/65 with DDT 3.6 6.) The Writer's Tool 2.25 7.) Tiny C+ 1.1 Links to all of the above would be nice. I would love to load a directory on my Ultimate Card filled with them.