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This is a simple blog for me to record my experiences with Atari (and other) 8-bit computers - sort of an open diary. Responses are welcome, but not expected or required. If you find some amuesment or even useful information, then I have succeeded. But my bar is low - I will be happy to have a place to collect my thoughts and ideas regarding my past and ongoing experiences in the Atari 8-bit world - both real and virtual. If you are reading this, thank you for dropping by.

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Reading FujiNet Date/Time into Sparta DOS 3.2g

Whenever I booted my Sparta DOS 3.2g disk was entering the current date and time manually. It was usually quick, but sometimes I didn't have the time handy. However, my Atari's (130XE and 576NUC+) both have FujiNet. When I saw on the FujiNet Wiki that you can get the current date and time from the internet (https://tinyurl.com/2r5vae5v) I decided that I had a new assembler project...   I am still (gradually) working my way through Atari Roots (https://tinyurl.com/4ea7vac8), so I have a
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Move files around on my TNFS LAN

The TNFS is working fine, but I would like to move files (not just whole disk images) around (upload and download) my Atari LAN and between the Altirra on my PC and other machines on the network. The following is my solution, but if there is a better way to transfer files across I'd be eager to hear it...   As I previously described, I have my wife's old computer "defenestrated" to LINUX MINT. I created a DOS 2.5 disk image (TNFS_transfer.atr) and put it in my PC's /TNFS directory with
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TNFS on Linux Mint using old PC

I recently "received" an old computer from my wife (a Dell 2-in-1 with Windows) which I have repurposed as my home Linux learning machine. I installed Linux Mint and decided to try to set up an Atari LAN in my home. Following the Wiki instructions (https://github.com/FujiNetWIFI/fujinet-firmware/wiki/Setting-up-a-TNFS-Server#setting-up-tnfs-on-raspberry-pi-or-linux) was a bit difficult because 1) I am new to Linux, and 2) it is definitely targeted to Raspberry-Pi installations. However, with a l
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