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Apple II Pi part 4

Описание:

Demonstration of the hardware/software integration of the Apple II and Raspberry Pi.

https://github.com/dschmenk/apple2pi

Комментарии:

David Schmenk пишет: You're almost there. You need to figure out the tty name of the USB serial device, maybe something like /dev/ttyUSB0.  In the apple2pi/src directory, type 'sudo make install', then edit /etc/rc.local to add the tty device to the a2pid invocation. I am working on getting a .deb package together to simplify further.


tom611 пишет: Would the software work on a Apple IIGS as the host platform? I don't have a mouse and I'm not sure about a serial card for my IIe, but definitely have a mouse for the GS and I think serial is built in.

Any plans to make Pi resources available to the Apple II? Like having a USB mouse work with it, or being able to print to a printer attached to the Pi or through a network.

madmax2069 пишет: wow, this is epic, what people can do with new and old hardware combind.

David Schmenk пишет: It currently only works on a GS with a Super Serial Card installed. I haven't written the client code for the SCC yet. Although it is difficult to provide the Pi devices to the underlying Apple II, they are automatically used when running the Apple IIGS emulator, GSport. Most of the Apple II and Pi peripherals show up inside GSport.

David Schmenk пишет: Yes, it is just a decoupling capacitor; I think .1uF. Probably isn't really needed as the Pi has a large electrolytic cap on it's power input. But I put it i there so I wouldn't get a lot of "you need a decoupling cap" remarks.

Alistair Ross пишет: Hi David, I managed to get it all working, I put up a video to demonstrate your awesomeness!: youtu (dot) be (forward slash) 9122VWPP8KY

Alistair Ross пишет: Hi David, this is far and away the most innovative configuration I have ever seen. So many people have been wondering how to rapidly develop apps for this platform and you have presented the answer. One question - I have an SSC, RS232/USB convertor, a Raspberry Pi but I (obviously) don't have the special board you made. Do I absolutely require this to have interaction between the two?

David Schmenk пишет: If your USB serial port is supported in the Pi, then you should be good to go. Read the instructions on the GitHub link above to add the USB device to communicate with the Linux daemon. You will need to be comfortable editing Linux configuration files.

Cybertronic пишет: Cool, thanks for the reply and for clearing that up. I will have an Apple Pi of my own assembled by the end of this month. I love your work! I look forward to seeing how this develops. :)

David Schmenk пишет: Alistair- Glad you got it working. I have an update it you want to try it. .deb package to keep you automatically in-sync. Drop me a PM at dschmenk (at) gmail (dot) com and I'll send you instructions. I have a pre-build of full-screen gsport too. P.S. Solid-Apple is the Option key on the Platinum IIe. I'll update the docs. Thanks for posting!

Dave...

Alistair Ross пишет: It sure is - I've currently got the 2e hooked up to the Pi via getty, so it all works sweet. I've copied the a2pi file across using ADTPro, and I've got a spinny progress icon. I guess it's waiting for the Pi to say hello to it. Just trying to work through the compilation stuff at the moment. Thanks heaps for your help.

Cybertronic пишет: On your October 4th blog post I am having trouble Identifying the yellow part to the right of the 7404. I believe it is a Tantalum bead electrolytic capacitor with a ± 10% tolerance the appears to sit between the VCC pins of the 7404 and 6551, but I don't see it used in the schematics you had posted in a previous blog entry. What is the value of this capacitor? I am assuming it is being used for Computer power rail filtering.

TheVintageStuffGuy1998 пишет: Excelent

David Schmenk пишет: You're almost there. You need to figure out the tty name of the USB serial device, maybe something like /dev/ttyUSB0.  In the apple2pi/src directory, type 'sudo make install', then edit /etc/rc.local to add the tty device to the a2pid invocation. I am working on getting a .deb package together to simplify further.


tom611 пишет: Would the software work on a Apple IIGS as the host platform? I don't have a mouse and I'm not sure about a serial card for my IIe, but definitely have a mouse for the GS and I think serial is built in.

Any plans to make Pi resources available to the Apple II? Like having a USB mouse work with it, or being able to print to a printer attached to the Pi or through a network.

madmax2069 пишет: wow, this is epic, what people can do with new and old hardware combind.

David Schmenk пишет: It currently only works on a GS with a Super Serial Card installed. I haven't written the client code for the SCC yet. Although it is difficult to provide the Pi devices to the underlying Apple II, they are automatically used when running the Apple IIGS emulator, GSport. Most of the Apple II and Pi peripherals show up inside GSport.

David Schmenk пишет: Yes, it is just a decoupling capacitor; I think .1uF. Probably isn't really needed as the Pi has a large electrolytic cap on it's power input. But I put it i there so I wouldn't get a lot of "you need a decoupling cap" remarks.

Alistair Ross пишет: Hi David, I managed to get it all working, I put up a video to demonstrate your awesomeness!: youtu (dot) be (forward slash) 9122VWPP8KY

Alistair Ross пишет: Hi David, this is far and away the most innovative configuration I have ever seen. So many people have been wondering how to rapidly develop apps for this platform and you have presented the answer. One question - I have an SSC, RS232/USB convertor, a Raspberry Pi but I (obviously) don't have the special board you made. Do I absolutely require this to have interaction between the two?

David Schmenk пишет: If your USB serial port is supported in the Pi, then you should be good to go. Read the instructions on the GitHub link above to add the USB device to communicate with the Linux daemon. You will need to be comfortable editing Linux configuration files.

Cybertronic пишет: Cool, thanks for the reply and for clearing that up. I will have an Apple Pi of my own assembled by the end of this month. I love your work! I look forward to seeing how this develops. :)

David Schmenk пишет: Alistair- Glad you got it working. I have an update it you want to try it. .deb package to keep you automatically in-sync. Drop me a PM at dschmenk (at) gmail (dot) com and I'll send you instructions. I have a pre-build of full-screen gsport too. P.S. Solid-Apple is the Option key on the Platinum IIe. I'll update the docs. Thanks for posting!

Dave...

Alistair Ross пишет: It sure is - I've currently got the 2e hooked up to the Pi via getty, so it all works sweet. I've copied the a2pi file across using ADTPro, and I've got a spinny progress icon. I guess it's waiting for the Pi to say hello to it. Just trying to work through the compilation stuff at the moment. Thanks heaps for your help.

Cybertronic пишет: On your October 4th blog post I am having trouble Identifying the yellow part to the right of the 7404. I believe it is a Tantalum bead electrolytic capacitor with a ± 10% tolerance the appears to sit between the VCC pins of the 7404 and 6551, but I don't see it used in the schematics you had posted in a previous blog entry. What is the value of this capacitor? I am assuming it is being used for Computer power rail filtering.

TheVintageStuffGuy1998 пишет: Excelent
You'll Need:

* 250 grams butter
* 1 glass and 2 fingers sugar (2 fingers higher in the glass)
* 1 glass and 2 fingers self – raising flour
* 2 tspns baking powder
* 3 eggs
* 2 – 3 apples, cleaned and cut in thin pieces
* cinnamon
* Icing sugar
* Brandy (for sprinkling the apple pieces)

Procedures : Mix in a bowl the butter, the sugar, flour, baking powder and eggs. Use a round baking pan to empty the mixture into it. Place first a baking sheet at the surface of the baking pan in order not to burn the bottom of the pie during baking. Sprinkle apple pieces with brandy and insert them perpendicularly into the mixture. Bake in 200 C for 1 hour. Remove from oven, remove pie from baking pan and turn it upside down. Then dredge it with cinnamon and icing sugar and serve