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The config keyword for point-to-point is "ptp" - you can try this, but I wouldn't recommend doing so (I would assume it doesn't work anyway). What this does is aranym trying to execute aratapif (a binary that is supposed to do basically the same our script above already did). As it gets executed wi...

Yes it does tap0: flags=4099<UP,BROADCAST,MULTICAST> mtu 1500 tap0: flags=4099<UP,BROADCAST,MULTICAST> mtu 1500 inet 192.168.1.7 netmask 255.255.255.255 broadcast 192.168.1.255 ether 3e:ef:b9:cc:af:68 txqueuelen 1000 (Ethernet) RX packets 0 bytes 0 (0.0 B) RX errors 0 dropped 0 overruns 0 frame 0 TX...

Yes it is. No error messages...

Hi mfro,
thanks for the help. Unfortunately I only get the loopback device.
Why is it harder to set up Aranym than a real machine?

So since I seem to have missed a few episodes, is there an idiot's guide to how to go from freemint snapshot to a working internet connection? I am using Ubuntu 20.10 and tried everything in this thread and whatever i could find online but i failed.
Thanks

Got it... Thanks mfro

So, I cloned your repository and built Nim. Compilation works with your Nim when compiling for the host OS. When compiling for Atari I get this: Executing task: /home/user/Nim/bin/nim c --cpu:m68k --os:Atari -o:weatherapp.tos weatherapp.nim; cp weatherapp.tos ../Aranym/drive_c/ < Hint: used config f...

The code compiles for the native system, so I guess something is missing elserwhere... You either have to compile do my initial patches/hacks and compile with -d:posix (as described in https://www.atari-forum.com/viewtopic.php?p=410378#p410378) or preferrably you use my fork at https://github.com/c...

So the first problem.. when I try to compile your program import httpclient var client = newHttpClient() echo client.getContent("http://www.chzsoft.de/site/") I get this nice error: /snap/nim-lang/1158/lib/pure/os.nim(76, 10) Error: OS module not ported to your operating system! (Yes I used snap to ...

Maybe I got someone interested in Nim, too. So I just wrote my first line of code in Nim... basically I compiled your cookie jar program and added echo "Is this correct? (y/n)" let answer = readLine(stdin) if answer=="y": echo "yey" else: echo "oh something is wrong" Because it ended too quickly to...

And how would you access an HTTPS service on the Atari? If compiled with -d:ssl -d:openssl10 , Nim's HTTP client get HTTPS support. Then, it just: let jsondata = client.getContent("http s ://api.weatherbit.io/v2.0/forecast/daily?key=YOU_WISH_YOU_KNEW&days=4&city=" & Location) Fortunately, OpenSSL i...

Interesting language. There's something weird in the syntax. How do you close loops? And how would you access an HTTPS service on the Atari? I think i must read about it more.. Edit: read the tutorial. Basically loops and if statements are terminated with indentation. I am not sure how i feel about ...

The Arduino ide is a nightmare.

I think that wagling the joystick left and right will switch the modes but it's been too long since i ve played it and that wasn't for too long

Interesting. This reminds me, our local Atari seller has a custom erp that he wrote himself running on a falcon. That is until the tax service forced him to switch. With all the rules here, it would be impossible to actually run it legally, so my b question is, how? Also after reading the code, you ...

For me it would be my thesis. I coded mine on a pc with windows XP in C++ but then my PC died. So, I compiled the program with g++ and surprisingly it worked. Of course having a ct63 with 256MB RAM helped. So some of my simulations were ran on the Falcon. That would have been around 2008.

Hi,
since I really like your work on the desktop (seriously, how do you make it this usable?) is there any chance you could extract the disk image so that those of us who want to use it on our windows/linux machines can? Unfortunately I don't have a PI to run it on.

That's really sad.

Bumping an old thread: i just took a look that ttf-gdos source you linked above. Just to clarify:it was this version that actually worked? I actually cannot believe that, it seems to be full of bugs to me. And the makefile for the kernel does not specify -mshort anywhere, but it must have been defi...

Ok, for anyone interested. Hataroid is indeed a better option. I made a gemdos drive and used ssb's hdmenu as a game launcher. I made a csv file using a pc and although it needs some editing it works. The main issue is mapping all the necessary keys to the controller. You can always pull up the onsc...

Did you ever release the source code for this?

Makes sense, but hataroid needs a mouse to be workable and retroarch has a better interface. But i get what you are saying. I wonder if you can run a program with some kind of comnand on hataroid. Like you can do on windows & linux hatari Edit: Actually it reads the right stick of the controller (wi...

Hello, I've got this cheap android tv box I would like to use as an ST console. I've downloaded and installed retroarch and the ST core (which is a rebranded hatari I think). Has anyone done anything similar? What are the steps? Ideally I would like to have a system with hard drive etc and not an .s...

So after watching all of it, I have to say it was well presented. A few mistakes here and there but nothing really important. So, I think what I would like to see if you ever make a vs again is stuff that differentiate the ST to the Amiga. So, I would have liked if you showed a bit of the OS and how...

I watched the half of it. You presented it well so far. I ll let you know of some ideas if you do something like that again once i finish watching. Btw do you have a stream?