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  1. Does Fujinet on Apple 2 support Modem emulation? I guess not, I don't see a connector for serial ports coming out of the box. (Not sure if there are pins left for this or not.)
  2. This would be less janky then my bash script. Maybe we could call it 'tcups' -- like tnfs but for cups.
  3. Not in a straightforward way. What makes this work is having a Linux install with a printer configuration that works with your printer. Fujinet isn't Linux. Might work with something like a Raspberry Pi? Maybe a Pi 0?
  4. #!/bin/bash nextfujiprint=$(curl -s -I -X GET http://fujinet/print | grep "^Content-Disposition" | cut -d '"' -f 2) echo -n "$nextfujiprint" > /tmp/.fujiprint while : do fujiprint=$(cat /tmp/.fujiprint) nextfujiprint=$(curl -s -I -X GET http://fujinet/print | grep "^Content-Disposition" | cut -d '"' -f 2) if [[ "$nextfujiprint" != "$fujiprint" ]]; then if [[ ! -z "$nextfujiprint" ]]; then echo Printing "$nextfujiprint" wget http://fujinet/print -O "/tmp/$nextfujiprint" lp -o Duplex=DuplexNoDumble -o PageSize=A4 -o portrait "/tmp/$nextfujiprint" fi fi echo -n "$nextfujiprint" > /tmp/.fujiprint sleep 1 done I know nobody asked for this, but I got tired of downloading PDFs. For me, seems to work on my linux box. I print to fujinet, and this pull pdf files from Fujinet (named fujinet on the network) and send them to my printer. I did get PrintShop to work, not sure why, but the one on tnfs just soft locked at the start, but an ATX I found on archive does work perfectly -- just it's really really slow. Not really fun. I'm trying to remember, didn't these printers have ATASCII graphic characters on them? Thought it might be amusing to just print out some ATASCII art, but for some reason on #fujinet, all my control characters are coming up empty. I swore the Atari 820 and 822 had ATASCII, but it's been a long time. EDIT:Oop, and I google this, and no, it looks like none of these old printers had ATASCII, far as I can tell.
  5. Oh, nice. The CPM, in particular, is a pain to tinker with because it can only have files on SD: and SD: is just a pain to do anything with. Looking forward to seeing this get merged.
  6. I'm sure it's possible, someone just has to do it. (And I have a job still, so not much time for hobby stuff,) I'm just puzzling all this out myself this weekend. It is confusing but it possible to copy files to SD: using fcopy. fhost 1 SD fhost 3 atari-apps.irata.online fcopy 3 Atari_8-bit/n-handler.atr 1 n-handler.atr works What N Device has is the ability to copy from TNFS to/from ATR disks, physical floppies or Incognito hard drive mounts. I can get a file from TNFS to SD using fcopy, but to edit a file on Atari and copy it to SD requires ncopy to TNFS and then fcopy to SD, which works but isn't great. If you don't have a local TNFS server, I'm not sure how you do it.
  7. And this is total unrelated, but I don't want to spam too many topics here. But there's no way to ncd to the SD: card on the Fujinet, I think. NCD N1:TNFS://SD/ NDIR doesn't work. I guess SD isn't a tnfs device but is something slightly different.
  8. This is totally a silly thing, but caught me for a bit with spartados and ndev. ncd n:tnfs://atari-apps.irata.online/Atari_8-bit/DOS/ is fine npwd n: is fine ndir n: is fine but ncopy n:nos-v0.6.0-alpha.atr,d2:nos.atr fails. Has to be ncopy N:nos-v0.6.0-alpha.atr,D2:nos.atr
  9. I kind of agree that 1400XLD seemed more cool at the time than it does in retrospect. I see what it could have been. Second Pokey. Better sound, but also a second SIO. Would have allowed for R: device on a second serial port that could run at the same time as the disk drive. Way better than a modem. Still, what Atari needed was another jump ahead of C64 with game graphics. A second Pokey would have been enough for sound, but really, the system needed better sprites, maybe something closer to where NES landed, to really take on the C64.
  10. Sounds like AC line noise, kind of. Low level volume relative to the actual audio, but it's there enough for me to notice. Actually, maybe I have ground loop issues, now that I think about it, I've seen this with other analog audio gear.
  11. I'm connecting to an SVIdeo to VGA dongle, video just goes to the monitor. Honestly, I have zero idea what quality my cable is, I have no idea where this came from, it's been lying around the house forever. Maybe that's it.
  12. Are there any mods for reducing noise on Atari 800 audio. It's not too bad, but I can basic hear it, even if the volume isn't too loud. I think it's always been like this? I don't think it's worse than it was years back, but I'm open to suggestions about this. This is for the stock monitor connector with stock S-video output.
  13. I'm getting 404's for the firmware from the flasher, am I missing something? Unexpected error: Error while retrieving firmware file 'https://fujinet.online/firmware/firmware.bin': 404 Client Error: Not Found for url: https://fujinet.online/firmware/firmware.bin wget does the same thing. $ wget https://fujinet.online/firmware/firmware.bin --2022-01-14 22:03:11-- https://fujinet.online/firmware/firmware.bin Resolving fujinet.online (fujinet.online)... 157.245.127.133 Connecting to fujinet.online (fujinet.online)|157.245.127.133|:443... connected. HTTP request sent, awaiting response... 404 Not Found 2022-01-14 22:03:12 ERROR 404: Not Found. cathryn@paraguay ~ $
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