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Could this be it?

https://www.zimmers.net/anonftp/pub/cbm ... index.html


Auto-Simulator.csm.gz
Tape image of Auto-Simulator, also called Fahr-Simulator.

The idea is that the esp32 connects to the local WLAN and presents a TFTP (or something, code is not written for this) server to the world. The developer then compiles/assembles their code and runs a tftp "put" of the resulting binary into the esp32, which then dumps the data onto a built...

Also, if you build your project as an auto-start cartridge image with the proper signature bytes, and put RAM in the appropriate block, you can load the image into that area of RAM. Then when you do a warm reset, the VIC will think there is a cartridge plugged in and auto-run the code on startup. So...

You could use a Meatloaf network IEC device (which works great on the VIC!) . It's not commercially available yet, but you can build your own easily with about $15 in parts. https://meatloaf.cc/ https://github.com/idolpx/meatloaf-specialty You could then point it to an accessible folder where your b...

FInally got to connect! (From a C64 with Wifi modem, but still). Very cool!

This is very cool and much appreciated. Looking forward to developments....and eventually owning one!

That's really cool, will try it out when I get a chance.

It wasn't clear from the page, is this running a real VIC or emulated in VICE? Both are cool, just curious!

Sadly I have to miss it this year. But it really is an amazing, huge show with plenty of Commodore content.

Our very own Jeff-20 often makes appearance, plus many other VIC personalities.

Highly recommended!

Source code here

https://github.com/idolpx/meatloaf-specialty

Though there's an online flashing tool here which might be easier:

https://flash.meatloaf.cc/

Super simple schematic, though the DIN connector can be hard to find. Lolin D32 Pro

akator wrote: ↑Sat Feb 17, 2024 5:59 pm Is there anywhere to purchase these?

Not yet, though some are working on PCBs. Though it's fairly easy to build, a Lolin D32 Pro, DIN connector, and 6 wires.

Hi all, (Been a while!) So I've been experimenting with the new Meatloaf Wi-fi interface (https://meatloaf.cc/) and it works great on the VIC. It's an implementation of the FujiNet project for other retro machines, and has a number of cool demo applications like one that tracks the International Spa...

I finally got around to testing this and got it working. This is so cool! I love the original PETSCII map.


BTW I'll be demoing this at World of Commodore as part of my display on cool network apps

You can download at the link srowe provided in the first message. There is some really cool stuff there. Right, but downloading 4,000 individual PRGs is a little troublesome 8) If there was a bulk download link, I missed it. I suppose one could "wget" the entire site and extract all the P...

Reminds me a little of a Tandy Coco 1