Board Bring Up

This section is no longer relevant!

Please see Board Bring-Up for Platform.IO instead.

---

If you have a board, either from us, or you've built one yourself, one way to test it is below:

Install and Run Arduino IDE

Arduino IDE download

Install the ESP8266 or ESP32 Board Support Software (firmware)

• Go into Arduino/Preferences (in Arduino 1.8.10 IDE, under "File->Preferences") and paste the appropriate URL in the Additional Boards Manager URLs field
  • ESP8266: https://arduino.esp8266.com/stable/package_esp8266com_index.json
  • ESP32: https://raw.githubusercontent.com/espressif/arduino-esp32/gh-pages/package_esp32_index.json
• Now go into Tools->Board->Boards Manager and search for '8266' or 'esp32' depending on your board.
• Select the proper version of the firmware and click on the Install button
  • Use the latest version for ESP32
  • Use the latest firmware for ESP8266
• Now go to Tools->Board and choose your NodeMCU or ESP32 board depending on your board.

Install the ESP8266 or ESP32 Sketch Data Upload tool

• Exit Arduino IDE if running
• Install the ESP8266 or ESP32 Sketch Data Upload Tool by unpacking it into your ~/Arduino/tools folder, if tools does not exist, create it and put the unzipped folder into tools (with an 's')
  • ESP8266 Sketch Data Upload Tool Download (source)
  • ESP32 Sketch Data Upload Tool Download (source)

Clone the latest copy of the #FujiNet code from github.

#FujiNet Github Repository

Open esp32/tests/multilator-rev2 in Arduino IDE. (This will work for both boards)

• Enable debugging if you want to receive it.
• If you want to use DEBUG_N for networking, define DEBUG_SSID and DEBUG_PASSWORD to match your desired network.

Connect your board to the USB port.

• Use the Upload function to upload the code to the board.
• Use the Tools->ESP8266 (or ESP32) Sketch Data Upload Tool to upload the data in the data/ directory (the ATR image)
  • This happens automatically, just select the Data Upload Tool and the process will start
• You can then connect the #FujiNet to the Atari, and attempt to boot.

If all goes well, you will see the Network Configuration screen....

FujiNet Config Program

• Select your network, enter password if needed.
• at the host prompt, enter fujinet.online and press RETURN.
• Select a disk image with the arrow keys, and RETURN to select.
• Before pressing RETURN, optionally hold down OPTION if BASIC is to be disabled.

Notes:

• for SparaDos SDX, use COLD /N to reboot and FujiNet should then load.
• for U1MB users ensure BASIC is disabled