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5 hours ago, mikesk8 said:
I have been thinking to get v1.5, but I’m still hesitating a bit as the hardware is continuously evolving. Is it worth waiting a bit to get next versions or those are cosmetic changes mainly? Would be pity to buy now and then 2.0 arrives soon with next gen features;)
v1.6 is still a work in progress. I've been busy and haven't had much time to spend on it. As of now, the changes are:
* Longer receptacle pins for better fit
* Run MOTOR line thru buffer
* SD Card detect pin to a GPIO
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On 6/1/2021 at 5:08 AM, gorgh said:
The main engine is more or less ready, now I have to rewrite the server code because UDP transmission sometimes doesn't deliver all the data, and it's crucial that every player gets all the packages, so I'm switching to TCP
This is great! Will you be sharing source code or binaries for the server? I'd love to host a server on fujinet.online.
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4 hours ago, moonlight_mile said:
Any suggestions on the best epoxy to use or any other thoughts on fixing this minor issue?
The switch case is supposed to be soldered to pads on the pcb on both sides. These pads are not electrically connected to anything. Either they broke or they were not soldered by your vendor. You are probably better off with the hot glue fix
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On 6/8/2021 at 4:30 PM, 8bitguy1 said:
feature request?
5 hours ago, tschak909 said:I just checked in a change so that when ATCPM is called from MODEM, it will use the modem's current baud rate.
This is available in the latest firmware update:
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A new firmware update is available at https://fujinet.online/download
FujiNet Version: 0.5.194250a3 Version Date/Time: 2021-06-09 19:15:24 Build Date/Time: Wed Jun 9 23:57:28 UTC 2021* Fix fnCONFIG bug where empty SD Card could allow mounting a non-existent file or not allow creation of new disk
* CP/M mode now uses set baud rate of terminal instead of fixed 9600 (DT80 calls SIO cmd 'Z' which still forces 9600 baud)
Please do not respond to this thread. If you have an issue, start a new post in the FujiNet subforum, open an issue on the github tracker or ask for assistance in Discord chat.
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I would have replied sooner but nobody tagged me and I haven't been keeping tabs on the forum much. If you tag, me I'll get an email and be happy to answer questions.
On 6/3/2021 at 9:55 PM, Gunstar said:So, what happened to 1.1, 1.2 and 1.4? Or is it the "in thing" these days with hardware and software version releases to just randomly leap-frog version numbers? And since it is random, apparently, you occasionally don't leap-frog, hence 1.6?
I use version numbers to keep track of changes for myself (selfish if you want to call it that
). Each pcb ordered gets a new version number and made in a different color than the previous.
The changes for released versions are listed on the wiki and in the README for each hardware release.
* 1.1 and 1.2 were test versions that didn't cut it (trying to add buffer)
* 1.3 added open drain buffers for better compatibility with other SIO devices on the bus. The problems with flashing 1.3 were found out after release
* 1.4 fixed the flashing problem with 1.3
* 1.5 has a few minor tweaks
On 6/3/2021 at 4:20 PM, Mr Robot said:I'd even buy an 'unfixed' 1.3 and try to update the firmware. If it works for you, great, if not, ask to return it and get a fixed one for the couple of extra $£€ it costs for the annoying fix to be applied.
I wouldn't buy or sell an unfixed v1.3 FujiNet. You never know who will have problems and it's a waste of money and time (shipping) to not do the fix which is really quite simple (if you have the capability to manufacture a FujiNet). v1.3 with the fix applied work fine.
v1.6 is still a work in progress. I've been busy and haven't had much time to spend on it. As of now, the changes are:
* Longer receptacle pins for better fit
* Run MOTOR line thru buffer
* SD Card detect pin to a GPIO
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2 hours ago, Philsan said:
Here is a routine that converts a string from upper case to lower case.
Thanks, that works!
29 minutes ago, David_P said:I think you can gain a little speed by reducing the number of lookup / ASC calculations:
Indeed, it seems a little faster.
I've added this to the ATR as well as changed the url to fujinet.online/fujifind
My changes to the server side stuff if anyone wants to take a stab at making it better: https://github.com/mozzwald/FujiFind
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6 hours ago, Philsan said:
It would be nice automatic lower case when you enter URL.
I can add it if someone shows how to do it. Just did a quick search and couldn't find out how.
6 hours ago, Philsan said:What's the purpouse of the first INPUT, before URL INPUT?
The autorun seems to add a carriage return when it first loads the script so without the input/pause it would press return with an empty url
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Now that there's some support for chunked http transfers, my silly site scroller should work with long pages. (tnfs or www) https://fujinet.online/tnfs-data/networking/www.atr
Currently the script pauses for each screen fill and if you wait too long to press return, the next page will be out of sync or it will keep scrolling the same page forever. I suspect the buffer on fujinet is getting overwritten/out of order because we aren't reading it fast enough.
anyhow, it's a good way to test the new chunked support
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A new firmware update is available at https://fujinet.online/download
FujiNet Version: 0.5.6f806979 Version Date/Time: 2021-06-03 03:48:26 Build Date/Time: Thu Jun 3 23:15:13 UTC 2021Wonderful World Wide Web:
* Added support for chunked HTTP transfers. Can now get looooong web pages:
Now, who's gunna write a real Atari web browser?
Also of note for anyone building firmware on their own, PlatformIO has updated the Espressif32 platform to 3.2.1 (ESP-IDF 4.2.1) which has broken the stock build due to IRAM overflow. You can get it to build by disabling Bluetooth in your platformio.ini but (obviously) Fujinet Bluetooth will not work. We will work on reducing IRAM usage to get Bluetooth support back in. In the mean time, the firmware builds available with the FujiNet flasher will remain on the older Espressif32 platform so everything remains working.
Please do not respond to this thread. If you have an issue, start a new post in the FujiNet subforum, open an issue on the github tracker or ask for assistance in Discord chat.
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29 minutes ago, Tim103 said:
I'm having the same issue with my new Fujinet 1.3. Does not matter what size SD card I insert and does not show any info except 0 for size and free space in the web screen. All other functions seem to work great so far. This makes me wonder if this is more of a board manufacture issue. I just purchased from The Brewing Academy and may send them a note just to be sure I haven't missed something. Flashed the latest firmware to no avail. If a solder joint for the micro SD slot was missed, that would certainly explain this behavior. I would like to know if others have had this issue and found it to be more a hardware issue then system.
Make sure the card is formatted fat32 and not exfat or something else. Please capture the serial debug output of the boot and attempt to load from the SD card using the FujiNet flasher or some other serial terminal and paste it here. I've had some people try many SD cards before they found one that worked.
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On 5/24/2021 at 6:12 PM, spicyjack said:
First, would the #FujiNet devs be interested in something like that, and if yes, should I submit it as Markdown for a new or existing page for the wiki, or in another format for the website, or ???
Thanks for the patch, it has been added to the wiki. If you want to add more to the wiki or website or both it would be much appreciated. I'll get a hold of you on discord and we can work it out.
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6 hours ago, spicyjack said:
I'd be happy add some info about wireless network setup and to submit a PR on the Quickstart Guide (or another document if that's the appropriate place for it) if there's any interest
Yes, please write something up to be added in the Quickstart Guide. I don't think github supports PRs on wiki pages so you can either paste it here or open an issue on the repo with your proposed changes.
Thanks!
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5 hours ago, Philsan said:
I tested the two URLs but nothing happened.
SIO light turned on for circa 10 seconds, then READY appeared.
Interesting. Sounds like it got chunked. Both of those sites worked for me. You can verify by watching the debug output and the status frame tells if it is chuncked.
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7 hours ago, Philsan said:
I always get "That's not a web page" message
7 hours ago, 8bitguy1 said:Same
URL format should be all lowercase like so:
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https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/leg
Special characters are not supported in the URL either as there is no urlencode functionality. Large content length pages still do not work due to the inability of chunked transfers problem in FujiNet firmware.
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I put the Web LISTer up on fujinet.online tnfs at networking/www.atr. Keep in mind it's pretty bad, buggy for sure
After booted to Atari BASIC, just: RUN"D1:WWW.ATR"
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I've been fiddling around in BASIC making a 'Web LISTer'. Most of the work is done in a php script on a server which grabs a url and reformats it for display on the Atari. It's currently very crappy and just scrolls the entire page without stopping. Links are not supported. Also, the FujiNet does not currently handle chunked http so any large pages wont load. Here is a view of fujinet.online/support:
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10 hours ago, phigan said:
I don't know if you guys have seen this project or if it would help to see which library they are using for SSH.
That's all written in java which wont work for the esp32
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1 hour ago, l0gden said:
The fuji flasher serial monitor keeps freezing up and beach balling (M1 MacBook Air) on me when I try to capture a log file
I'm surprised the flash tool even runs on that thing
I thought the M1 was an ARM CPU. Anyways, if there's some other serial monitor you can use it also (is there minicom on mac command line?) Set your baud rate to 921600 and whatever your serial port dev is.
1 hour ago, l0gden said:but there are NAKs all over the place (attached as fuji_log.txt)
Looks like the command frame is being sent or received corrupted:
[17:31:53]CF: 40 77 4e 00 06 [17:31:53]NAK! [17:31:53] [17:31:53]CF: 40 77 4e 00 06 [17:31:53]NAK! [17:31:53] [17:31:53]CF: 40 57 4e 00 e5 [17:31:53]ACK!there's a bunch of 77's when it should probably be 57 (and then it ACKs)
1 hour ago, l0gden said:Any thoughts on what might be wrong causing my HSIO to be so flaky on machine and any ideas on how I might mod/fix it?
I'm sure others are better suited to answer this, but if you have a pokey chip you can swap out, try that.
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Someone needs to make Fuji Commander instead
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9 hours ago, l0gden said:
Are there any thoughts on what this might be?
Can you capture some debug output with FujiNet-Flasher when printing with the 800XL? If the output is too long, attach it as a text file or in a spoiler.
9 hours ago, l0gden said:Finally -- this may be somewhat off topic now that it is obvious this isn't the Fujinet itself causing the issue (130XE just worked) -- If I should ask about this in another forum please feel free to lock this.
This is 100% on topic. It's FujiNet related and you are in the FujiNet forum
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8 hours ago, x=usr(1536) said:
With 'N1:SSH://tnfs/' as the devicespec (which has a valid A record, and the #FujiNet can access the server from a host slot using that name), I get the following along with OPEN ERROR 207.
Not sure about the dns.
8 hours ago, x=usr(1536) said:For comparison, here it is trying to connect via IP address and giving OPEN ERROR 207 even though the #FujiNet appears to contact the remote host
Try adding the ssh port "N1:SSH://192.168.1.100:22"
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2 hours ago, x=usr(1536) said:
The version of netcat at atari-apps.irata.online/Networking/netcat.xex isn't working for me (login fails)
The login failure is probably due to the deprecated key exchange. I've added this to my sshd_config file on a raspberry pi to enable the deprecated key algos:
# For FujiNet KexAlgorithms curve25519-sha256@libssh.org,ecdh-sha2-nistp256,ecdh-sha2-nistp384,ecdh-sha2-nistp521,diffie-hellman-group14-sha1This obviously isn't ideal, but it works for now. We are looking into another ssh lib and also the one we are using appears to be working on adding more algos.
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A new firmware update is available at https://fujinet.online/download
FujiNet Version: 0.5.570061a6 Version Date/Time: 2021-04-25 00:00:38 Build Date/Time: Wed Apr 28 23:23:38 UTC 2021Incredible Inclusions:
* Added 512 byte disk sector support
* Working SSH support
* Link to the wiki in webui
* Alpha SMB support
* Faster loading of config with splash screen (thanks @apc!)
Please do not respond to this thread. If you have an issue, start a new post in the FujiNet subforum, open an issue on the github tracker or ask for assistance in Discord chat.
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After booted to Atari BASIC, just: RUN"D1:WWW.ATR"
I thought the M1 was an ARM CPU. Anyways, if there's some other serial monitor you can use it also (is there minicom on mac command line?) Set your baud rate to 921600 and whatever your serial port dev is.
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To completely separate fujinet from the Atari if fujinet is turned off.
I am looking into some options. Most likely option is to use a push push micro socket on opposite side of the pcb. If you look at the pcb/gerbers, there's not much room to put it anywhere else without completely redesigning the thing.