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.. RST source for fujinet-pc(1) man page. Convert with:
.. rst2man.py fujinet-pc.rst > fujinet-pc.1
.. rst2man.py comes from the SBo development/docutils package.
.. |version| replace:: 2206.1
.. |date| date::
==========
fujinet-pc
==========
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peripheral emulator and network adaptor for Atari 8-bit computers
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:Manual section: 1
:Manual group: SlackBuilds.org
:Date: |date|
:Version: |version|
SYNOPSIS
========
fujinet-pc [**-V**] [**-u** *host:port*] [**-c** *config-file*] [**-s** *SD-directory*]
DESCRIPTION
===========
FujiNet is a network adaptor for the Atari 8-bit line of computers. It
has many features, including the ability to netboot the Atari from a
disk image on an Internet TNFS server. It's a piece of hardware which
plugs into the Atari's SIO port and connects to a wireless network.
fujinet-pc is a Linux port of the FujiNet firmware, which allows using
most of the FujiNet's features with just an SIO2PC cable and a PC.
FujiNet features that work with fujinet-pc:
- Disk drive (D:) emulation with support for ATR disk images and XEX files (no ATX yet)
- Modem emulation (R:)
- Printer emulation (P:)
- APETIME protocol
- TNFS File System to access image files over network
- Web interface to control program's settings, browse TNFS hosts and mount disk images
- FujiNet network device (N:) with support for various network protocols:
TCP, UDP, TNFS, HTTP, FTP, Telnet **[\*]**
Not (yet) working:
- CP/M emulation
- SSH and SMB support for N:
- SAM voice synthesizer
- MIDIMaze support
- Program recorder (tape) emulation
**[\*]** Note that some applications using the N: device may rely on the SIO
**PROCEED** line being connected. Most SIO2PC cables don't have this
line connected.
OPTIONS
=======
**-V**
Print version number (including build date and OS).
**-u** *host:port*
Host interface and port to listen on, for the web user interface. Default is
**0.0.0.0:8000**, meaning TCP port 8000 on all interfaces. To access the
web UI, point a browser at e.g. **http://localhost:8000**. Leaving off
the *:port* isn't actually an error, but it causes **fujinet-pc** to
choose a random port number (which it doesn't tell you; you'd have
to use **netstat**\(8) to find it).
**-c** *config-file*
Use *config-file* instead of the default **fnconfig.ini**.
**-s** *SD-directory*
Use *SD-directory* instead of the default **SD/** for the virtual
SD card.
FILES
=====
**~/.fujinet-pc/**
The default directory for **fujinet-pc**, containing the following:
**fnconfig.ini**
The default config file for **fujinet-pc**. This is where settings
are saved when they're changed with the web user interface. This file
can also be edited with a regular text editor.
**SD/**
The FujiNet hardware device has a slot for a Micro-SD card. For fujinet-pc,
the contents of this directory will be available in the host list, under
the name **SD**. The default contents of this directory include a good
selection of DOS and utility disk images.
.. AUTHOR
.. ======
.. normally I would put the upstream author's name here, but I have
.. no idea what it is. The github user is just called FujiNetWIFI,
.. and I haven't found any contact info anywhere in the source git
.. repo. *shrug*.
COPYRIGHT
=========
See the file /usr/doc/fujinet-pc-|version|/LICENSE for license information.
SEE ALSO
========
**atariserver**\(1), **tnfsd**\(1), **tnfs-fuse**\(1)
The fujinet-pc homepage: https://github.com/FujiNetWIFI/fujinet-pc
The FujiNet documentation wiki: https://github.com/FujiNetWIFI/fujinet-platformio/wiki
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