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RS232 Quickstart Guide
The RS232 FujiNet is an entirely different sort of Fujinet. There are at least three things that make this incarnation of the Fuji distinct from it's brothers.
- It's based on the ESP-S3 SOC
- It does not boot the host device
- It requires some driver code to function (and that needs to be on your boot device)
Note
RS232 FujiNets are not yet available to purchase, but they can be built. Files are in the hardware repo..
With that out of the way here is some information about this facinating device. Once you do have MS-DOS (DOS) booted on your PC (as in Personal COmputer, IBM compatible) and the fujinet.sys driver loaded the FN on your serial port, with a wifi connection can map drives and make entire remote filesystems and apps available for your pleasure.
These are the PC side application drivers and programs.
fujicom/ is the library that implements the protocol that fujinet-rs232 uses.
sys/ is the config.sys driver that provides disk and INT F5 functions.
printer/ is the temporary driver where I am testing out printing functionality.
iss/ is the Int'l space Station app
ncopy/ is a PC<->Network copy app
nc/ is a simple dumb terminal that uses the network device.
news/ is an example news reader.
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