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FujiNet Configuration File: fnconfig.ini
mozzwald edited this page Apr 19, 2023
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This file is used to store configuration on FujiNet and can reside in two places; the internal SPI Flash and the external SD card. At boot, the FujiNet will attempt to mount the SD card and if fnconfig.ini is present, will copy it to internal SPI Flash. Any time a setting is changed, FujiNet will write those setting to the ini file internally and if present, copy it to the SD card. Below are the various sections available in the config file and a brief description of the settings available for each.
- devicename=FujiNet
- hsioindex=0
- rotationsounds=1
- configenabled=1
- boot_mode=0
- timezone=CST6CDT
- fnconfig_on_spifs=1
- status_wait_enabled=1
- printer_enabled=1
- enabled=1
- SSID=
- passphrase=
- devicename=SIO2BTFujiNet
- enabled=0
- baud=57600
- sntpserver=pool.ntp.org
- type=SD
- name=SD
- hostslot=2
- path=/mydisk.atr
- mode=r
- modem_enabled=1
- sniffer_enabled=0
- play_record=0 Play
- pulldown=1 Pulldown Resistor
- cassette_enabled=0
- ccp=
- enable_device_slot_1=1
- enable_device_slot_2=1
- enable_device_slot_3=1
- enable_device_slot_4=1
- enable_device_slot_5=1
- enable_device_slot_6=1
- enable_device_slot_7=1
- enable_device_slot_8=1
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