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Welcome to the #FujiNet wiki!

This is the Starting page for all things FujiNet documentation.

Please start with these two documents:

Once you have read those continue with our documents about setting up a development environment (for any platform you setup the same dev env) and then diving down into the specific platforms that FujiNet supports. There is ongoing work in more platforms than you see here! That work is often discussed in the Discord server. If there is something you see that is missing you can add it.

Platform Quickstart Guides

Developer Setup Documentation

Board Bring Up Hardware - how to build a FujiNet board, what platforms are supported
Board Bring Up Software - how to setup and install the software to build FujiNet Firmware bundles
Development Env for Apps - how to setup and build FujiNet apps for various supported platforms
Firmware Versioning - Versioning rules and release build process
The Definition of Done - Some advice for people doing new bring-ups. Please read!

User Documentation

Hardware

Hardware information is available on the Official Hardware Versions page (ports, button functions, etc). Details on previous versions are available on the Prototype Board Revisions page.

Setting up a TNFS Server

One of FujiNet's core features is its ability to access Atari disk images and files from a TNFS server. We use a slightly updated version of the TNFSD server created for the Spectranet project. Please see our fork of the project to build your own: https://github.com/FujiNetWIFI/spectranet

The TNFSD code found in the project's tnfs/tnfsd directory has been built and tested with current versions of Linux and Windows (using MSYS2). It should also build on macOS and BSD derivatives, although only minimal testing has been done outside Linux and Windows.

The project has current builds of the 64-bit Linux ("tnfsd") and 64-bit Windows ("tnfsd.exe") binaries included in the tnfs/tnfsd/bin directory.

Recent builds may also be found on the FujiNet Online Firmware Page.

FujiNet has been tested accessing a TNFS server both on a local network and across the internet.

Setting up TNFS on a Raspberry Pi

Setting Up TNFS On Windows 10

Atari 8bit System Guides

Using the N: Device
Accessing the Real-Time Clock (APETIME / RTime-8)
Using SAM (Voice Synthesizer)
About Each Printer
Known TNFS Hosts
Using the MODEM Sniffer
Error Codes for N: Device
SpartaDOS X + Ultimate1MB + FujiNet Utilities
CP/M Support
MIDIMaze MIDI-Mate support
Deploying Your Favorite BBS
High Score storage for Legacy Games

Atari Programming Info

The current device ID for #FujiNet is $70. These commands affect operation of the network adapter, and are used for various functions ranging from connecting TCP sockets, to altering wireless network parameters.

Development Info

PLATFORM.IO code bring-up

The PLATFORM.IO version of the code is also ready for a wider group of testers, which combines all of the individual Arduino tests into a single firmware, and this will be the production firmware.

Board bring up for FujiNet Platform.IO code