FujiNet as SIO2PC?

[+Philsan]

Sorry for the noob question.

I've plenty of loading devices but most of the times I use the SIO2PC-USB because I update files often and I like to have all files in one place, for emulator and real Atari.

Is it possible to use FujiNet to access my files on my W10 PC?

[Atari8guy]

I think if you check out the TNFS functionality, it may serve your purposes.

[+Philsan]

7 minutes ago, 8bitguy1 said:

I think if you check out the TNFS functionality, it may serve your purposes.

Thanks!

I already checked but if I am not wrong I would have to make a server where to put my files.

I need all the files in one place, for Altirra and real Atari.

[mozzwald]

1 minute ago, Philsan said:

Thanks!

I already checked but if I am not wrong I would have to make a server where to put my files.

I need all the files in one place, for Altirra and real Atari.

You can run tnfsd on your PC and point it to a directory that contains all your files (tnfsd /path/to/folder). Windows binary for tnfsd is at https://fujinet.online/download

[+Philsan]

23 minutes ago, mozzwald said:

You can run tnfsd on your PC and point it to a directory that contains all your files (tnfsd /path/to/folder). Windows binary for tnfsd is at https://fujinet.online/download

Thank you!

[+Philsan]

I am sorry for another noob question.

Intead of using prompt, would it be possible to double clic on an icon and start the server pointing it to my folder?

Thanks in advance.

[mozzwald]

1 hour ago, Philsan said:

I am sorry for the noob question.

Intead of using prompt, would it be possible to double clic on an icon and start the server pointing it to my folder?

Thanks in advance.

nope, it requires the command line to add the folder path

[+DrVenkman]

 

5 hours ago, Philsan said:

I am sorry for the noob question.

Intead of using prompt, would it be possible to double clic on an icon and start the server pointing it to my folder?

Thanks in advance.

 

3 hours ago, mozzwald said:

nope, it requires the command line to add the folder path

Well, actually you can write a little Windows batch file in a text editor and save it as a .bat file. You can then just double-click the .bat file and it will run. Mine is dead simple:

 

D:\tnfs-win32\tnfsd.exe D:\AtariStuff\TNFS

 

In this case, I have the tnfsd.exe executable in a folder on my D drive, and I'm pointing it a folder that has all the stuff I want to share over FujiNet in another folder, also on my D drive. That's it. Save it as TNFSD.bat or whatever you want to name it. Then just double-click that icon to start your server. 

[TheMontezuma]

9 hours ago, Philsan said:

Sorry for the noob question.

I've plenty of loading devices but most of the times I use the SIO2PC-USB because I update files often and I like to have all files in one place, for emulator and real Atari.

Is it possible to use FujiNet to access my files on my W10 PC?

I guess TNFSD will do the job, but for completeness, there is one more option.

If your WIN10 PC has Bluetooth, you can use #Fujinet as SIO2BT (long press 'A' button) and run RespeQt on your PC.

[Mr Robot]

On 11/3/2020 at 4:24 PM, Philsan said:

I am sorry for another noob question.

Intead of using prompt, would it be possible to double clic on an icon and start the server pointing it to my folder?

Thanks in advance.

Right click on the tnfsd.exe and select create shortcut

Right click on the shortcut and edit the line labeled target: to include your software path.

Double click the icon to run your tnfsd

[Kyle22]

Error.

 

Edited November 15, 2020 by Kyle22
Nevermind. Error.

[+DjayBee]

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Edited November 15, 2020 by DjayBee
wrong thread