FujiNet on PC?

[JohnBuell]

Stupid question time! I compiled and got this working on a 32-bit ARM Chromebook (Samsung Chromebook 2, Exynos CPU). In theory, since I have two SIO2PC/USB adapters, I could run two instances (from individual directories) - but how do I change the default web server? localhost:8000 will always go to instance 1, is there a place where I can set, say localhost:8001 for instance 2? Or :8001/:8002?

 

Second dumb question - this being an armv7 system, Altirra won't work. Period. Atari800 works - is there a way to mate the two?

[JohnBuell]

1 hour ago, JohnBuell said:

Stupid question time! I compiled and got this working on a 32-bit ARM Chromebook (Samsung Chromebook 2, Exynos CPU). In theory, since I have two SIO2PC/USB adapters, I could run two instances (from individual directories) - but how do I change the default web server? localhost:8000 will always go to instance 1, is there a place where I can set, say localhost:8001 for instance 2? Or :8001/:8002?

 

Thom was kind enough to show me where to alter the code. From the root directory in fujinet-pc, it's /lib/http/httpService.cpp - change "8000" and recompile the file for each instance you want to run. Now I have one instance with a web service on 8881, and a second on 8882, both running over SIO2PC/USB cables.

[apc]

4 hours ago, JohnBuell said:

Thom was kind enough to show me where to alter the code. From the root directory in fujinet-pc, it's /lib/http/httpService.cpp - change "8000" and recompile the file for each instance you want to run. Now I have one instance with a web service on 8881, and a second on 8882, both running over SIO2PC/USB cables.

 

Command line option was added -u URL , to specify URL the web server should listen on.

Updated code is available as usually on https://github.com/FujiNetWIFI/fujinet-pc

 

After new build, you can start fujinet with -u option like this:

# to serve web on all available interfaces/addresses, on port 8881
./fujinet -u http://0.0.0.0:8881

# to serve web interface only on specific interface/address, on port 8882
./fujinet -u http://192.168.192.168:8882

# to limit the web interface only for machine which is running fujinet
./fujinet -u http://127.0.0.1:8000
# or
./fujinet -u http://localhost:8000

:-)

[JohnBuell]

22 hours ago, apc said:

 

Command line option was added -u URL , to specify URL the web server should listen on.

Updated code is available as usually on https://github.com/FujiNetWIFI/fujinet-pc

 

After new build, you can start fujinet with -u option like this:

🙂

Genius! Love it! I'll download it and give it a try as soon as I can!

[apc]

Missing hardware buttons on fujinet-pc ... at least I added Restart button into web interface.

 

 

If interested, pick the code from GitHub, build it and run it with:

./run-fujinet

run-fujinet is simple wrapper script to start fujinet executable and to restart it if it previously exited with specific exit code.

 

🙂 Jan

[JohnBuell]

Just tested out the latest build and printer compatibility through my AtariWriter (silver label copy, which has 10xx printer drivers). FANTASTIC.

[Pins]

Thanks for this great program @apc!  I'm just an atari nostalgia guy having fun after the holidays, but very ignorant -- probably missing something obvious.

 

For some reason can't get the config to boot up on the 130xe -- if I understood the thread the sio2usb diode rewire mod was only necessary to connect additional SIO hardware; perhaps I'm mistaken?  I'm using a stock sio2usb (lotharek 2019-Apr-25 hardware), running fujinet-pc with 'sudo ./run-fujinet'.  The web interface comes up fine, and the sio2usb interface is detected by dmesg as /dev/ttyUSB0:

 

<code>

'lsusb'

Bus 001 Device 019: ID 0403:6001 Future Technology Devices International, Ltd FT232 USB-Serial (UART) IC

</code>

 

I am not able to set hosts or mounts from the web interface on the raspberry pi side, but I think this is expected behavior.

 

Tried to boot 130xe across sio2usb with HSIO Disabled, Command DSR, Proceed DTR.  At boot the 130xe produces an interrupted tone and a blue screen flashing like it's trying to load with the following debug:

 

<code>

14:54:57.973381 > CF: 31 53 00 00 84
14:54:57.973469 > FujiNet CONFIG boot
14:54:57.973504 > disk sio_process()
14:54:57.974414 > ACK!
14:54:57.974482 > disk STATUS
14:54:57.974510 > response: 0x00, 0xff, 0xe0
14:54:57.974537 > ->SIO write 4 bytes
14:54:57.974940 > COMPLETE!
14:54:57.991703 > SIO CMD processed in 22 ms
14:54:58.002253 >
14:54:58.006751 > CF: 31 52 01 00 84
14:54:58.006850 > FujiNet CONFIG boot
14:54:58.006871 > disk sio_process()
14:54:58.007738 > ACK!
14:54:58.007797 > ATR READ 1 / 720
14:54:58.007825 > FileHandlerLocal::seek
14:54:58.007855 > FileHandlerLocal::read
14:54:58.007878 > ->SIO write 128 bytes
14:54:58.008283 > COMPLETE!
14:54:58.081512 > SIO CMD processed in 79 ms

14:54:58.082862 >
14:54:58.084368 > !!! Extra bytes pending (5)
14:54:58.084417 > CF: 31 52 01 00 84
14:54:58.084441 > FujiNet CONFIG boot
14:54:58.084459 > disk sio_process()
14:54:58.085367 > ACK!
14:54:58.085426 > ATR READ 1 / 720
14:54:58.085457 > FileHandlerLocal::seek
14:54:58.085490 > FileHandlerLocal::read
14:54:58.085511 > ->SIO write 128 bytes
14:54:58.085923 > COMPLETE!
14:54:58.171512 > SIO CMD processed in 89 ms
14:54:58.186158 >
14:54:58.189990 > !!! Extra bytes pending (5)
14:54:58.190087 > CF: 31 52 02 00 85
14:54:58.190115 > FujiNet CONFIG boot
14:54:58.190134 > disk sio_process()
14:54:58.191210 > ACK!
14:54:58.191259 > ATR READ 2 / 720
14:54:58.191292 > FileHandlerLocal::read
14:54:58.191316 > ->SIO write 128 bytes
14:54:58.191706 > COMPLETE!

14:54:58.261505 > SIO CMD processed in 75 ms

</code>

 

I tried the other COMMAND and PROCEED settings but no dice.  Very sorry if I've forgotten a critical piece of info in this unforgivably long post.

 

Thanks again for the great work!

[apc]

@Pins, I believe you did all properly but I suspect the merge I did (last Tuesday) into repo introduced buggy behavior when serial port is used. Sorry for that.

Let me fix it and I will send an update here about new code ready for build.

 

[apc]

https://github.com/FujiNetWIFI/fujinet-pc - UART hot fixed

 

[Pins]

Thanks @apc, I'll pull it down and try it out this weekend.  Much appreciated!

[Pins]

Okay, couldn't wait and I'm proud to report:  YOU HAVE FIXED IT!  Great work @apc, very impressive.  Network (internet host) connection is working well with stock SIO2USB connector, running fujinet-pc on a raspberry pi3. 

 

Now if I could just remember how to use the 130XE...  🤯