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To use A2CLOUD, you need various things. Here’s a video to show you what @@ -73,8 +71,7 @@ Places to purchase are linked: * any Raspberry Pi, B/B+ models recommended ([buy direct from distributor][21], or at Amazon: [Pi 2 model B][22], [Pi 1 model B+][23], [Pi - 1 model B][24], [Pi 1 model A+][25]{: - target="_blank"}) + 1 model B][24], [Pi 1 model A+][25]) * a [4 GB or larger SD card][26] ([8 GB or larger][27] recommended) * a [good power supply][28] with a micro-USB plug @@ -92,8 +89,7 @@ Places to purchase are linked: If you want simultaneous virtual drives and internet access from your Apple II: -* another [null modem Apple II serial cable][31]{: - target="_blank"} (or: [roll your own][32]) +* another [null modem Apple II serial cable][31] (or: [roll your own][32]) * another [USB-to-serial adapter][33] * another [Super Serial Card][34], if you have an Apple IIe (see note below) @@ -105,21 +101,18 @@ items: * an [SD card reader][35] to prepare the SD card, if your computer doesn’t have one -* a [USB keyboard][36] and possibly [mouse][37]{: - target="_blank"} (or: you can [control the Pi from another +* a [USB keyboard][36] and possibly [mouse][37] (or: you can [control the Pi from another computer][38]) * a [*powered* USB hub][39] (if you don’t have a free port for a USB-to-serial adapter) * an [Apple II Pi card][40], or another [Super Serial - Card][34] with a [Raspberry Pi Console cable][41]{: - target="_blank"}, if you want to use [Apple II Pi][42] + Card][34] with a [Raspberry Pi Console cable][41], if you want to use [Apple II Pi][42]   If you have a straight-through serial cable rather than a null modem serial cable, and you are using a IIgs or IIc (no Super Serial Card), -you can use a [DE-9 (aka DB-9) male-to-female null modem adapter][43]{: -target="_blank"}. +you can use a [DE-9 (aka DB-9) male-to-female null modem adapter][43]. If you have a Super Serial Card, its jumper block needs to point towards “Modem” if you have a null modem cable, or “Terminal” if you have a @@ -136,7 +129,6 @@ Prolific PL2303 chipset. Other models based on other chipsets such as FTDI may also work; I just haven’t tried them.)
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For basic A2CLOUD use, I recommend going headless with your Raspberry Pi @@ -316,7 +299,6 @@ rather than asking your router for it) via the method discussed  
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If you used the [Raspple II][12] installation method, @@ -379,7 +357,6 @@ You’ve now got your Raspberry Pi providing virtual drives and internet access for your Apple II!
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Figure out which of the following scenarios applies to you, and attach @@ -490,7 +463,6 @@ can then move the adapter to a different port and repeat until you figure out which one is the lowest and which one is the highest.
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You’re almost ready to use virtual drives, courtesy of David Schmidt’s @@ -576,7 +544,6 @@ get it going again, or reboot, or disconnect and then reconnect the USB-to-serial adapter on the lower USB port.
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Ok, almost there. Fire up your A2CLOUD floppy, and at the welcome @@ -614,9 +577,7 @@ screen, type V. (If you are at an Applesoft prompt, you can instead type Once you’ve done this, you can access your blank virtual disk on slot 2 drive 1, and the 800K version of the A2CLOUD disk on slot 2 drive 2. Check it out by typing `CAT,S2,D2`. After specifying the slot and drive, -they will stick for subsequent [ProDOS commands][69]{: -target="_blank"} (that’s a quick list; here’s a [full manual][70]{: -target="_blank"}). You will no longer have access to slot 6. To regain +they will stick for subsequent [ProDOS commands][69] (that’s a quick list; here’s a [full manual][70]). You will no longer have access to slot 6. To regain access to slot 6, do a full reset of your Apple II and boot any ProDOS disk as usual. @@ -649,7 +610,6 @@ You can also change the virtual drives to use different images, which I’ll explain in a later post.
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If you’re happy enough controlling your Pi with a screen or keyboard @@ -686,8 +642,7 @@ really need to read any of this post. But it’s *more fun* to log into it from your Apple II. You try it. To do that, you’ll need terminal communications software which supports -VT-100 emulation. The A2CLOUD installer provides both [ProTERM][73]{: -target="_blank"} and Z-Link for IIc, IIgs, and enhanced IIe; GS/OS users +VT-100 emulation. The A2CLOUD installer provides both [ProTERM][73] and Z-Link for IIc, IIgs, and enhanced IIe; GS/OS users can also download and use [Spectrum][74] for color and graphic text. Apple II Plus and unenhanced IIe users have some options too. @@ -741,8 +696,7 @@ community.) underline;">Spectrum [Spectrum][74], for the Apple IIgs, is not provided -on the A2CLOUD disk, [but is freely available for download][77]{: -target="_blank"}. From the Settings menu, choose Port and select the +on the A2CLOUD disk, [but is freely available for download][77]. From the Settings menu, choose Port and select the printer port at 4800 baud. Then in the Settings menu, choose Online Display and select VT-100 (monochrome text), or ANSI (color and graphic text, though slower). Then from the Show menu, choose Online Display. If @@ -786,7 +740,6 @@ UltraTerm) for 80 column support. I haven’t tried them, but [here’s the relevant discussion thread][79].
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If you have [A2SERVER][82] installed — which you do @@ -869,7 +818,6 @@ using `pscp` in [PuTTY][50]. The shared volume is at /media/A2SHARED/ADTDISKS.
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Once you’re logged into your Raspberry Pi, you can download disk images @@ -976,7 +920,6 @@ which should be included here, please mention them in the comments.  
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To make things easy, A2CLOUD has commands to “insert” disk image files @@ -1045,7 +984,6 @@ imageFileName. The symlinks are in /usr/local/adtpro/disks, and are called Virtual.po or Virtual2.po, respectively.)
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Once you’ve logged into your Pi — that could be from your Apple II using @@ -1096,8 +1030,7 @@ is type `a2chat`. It will launch an IRC program called Irssi and connect you directly to the #a2c.chat channel. (If you want to connect to other channels, instead type `irssi`.) Type `/quit` when you’re done. You might want to check out more detailed instructions for [IRC -generally][89] or [Irssi specifically][90]{: -target="_blank"}. +generally][89] or [Irssi specifically][90].   @@ -1136,7 +1069,6 @@ moment. If you want to give it a go, [see this comment][92] to get started, and look for help on Linux forums if you need it.
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Once you’ve [downloaded stuff to your P][93]i, or [copied stuff on to it @@ -1322,7 +1245,6 @@ assigned to virtual drives 1 and 2, rather than typing out the full path.
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If you have an archive file, on your Pi, you’ll need to expand it. @@ -1419,7 +1337,6 @@ filename > outfilename` will decode an EXEC file made by Executioner; monitor input.
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If you’ve got files on your Pi that aren’t inside one of your viritual @@ -1547,7 +1460,6 @@ modern formats. If you want it to give that a shot, use `-e` instead of `-g` above.
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I chose the default speed of 4800 baud for Pi as a lowest common @@ -1602,8 +1510,8 @@ on logout, use: To see the current speed, just type `baud` by itself. You’ll only be able to use 38400 or 57600 on a IIgs (and not with -Z-Link), but Hugh Hood has come up with [clever ProTERM macros][108]{: -target="_blank"} that enable 115200 baud on any Apple II, and A2CLOUD +Z-Link), but Hugh Hood has come up with [clever ProTERM macros][108] +that enable 115200 baud on any Apple II, and A2CLOUD provides them with ProTERM. If you use 115200 baud, you’ll likely drop some characters, especially on an 8-bit Apple II. One strategy you might want to try is to use a slower speed normally, but then “upshift” to @@ -1624,7 +1532,6 @@ then rename the appropriate globals file to PT3.GLOBALS.  
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David Schmenk has created [Apple II Pi][10], which @@ -1725,11 +1621,8 @@ mouse, joystick, and drives to control your Raspberry Pi, primarily so you can use the GSport emulator, giving you a virtual souped up Apple II. To get benefit from this, you’ll need a screen attached to your Pi. -To use Apple II Pi, you’ll need the [Apple II Pi card][116]{: -target="_blank"}, or a [Raspberry Pi console cable][41]{: -target="_blank"} attached to a Super Serial Card (even in a IIgs) or a -IIc/IIc+ serial port, via [the appropriate serial cable ][31]{: -target="_blank"}and possibly a [DE-9 (aka DB-9) male-to-male null modem +To use Apple II Pi, you’ll need the [Apple II Pi card][116], or a [Raspberry Pi console cable][41] attached to a Super Serial Card (even in a IIgs) or a +IIc/IIc+ serial port, via [the appropriate serial cable ][31]and possibly a [DE-9 (aka DB-9) male-to-male null modem adapter][117]. The software is already installed by Raspple II or A2CLOUD (if it doesn’t seem to work, try updating A2CLOUD by typing `a2cloud-update`). @@ -1750,12 +1643,9 @@ keyboard) to quit. When you do, your Pi will fully shut down. Apple II Pi has many more sophisticated abilities, such being able to develop 6502 code on the Raspberry Pi and execute it on the Apple II. -For more info on how to use it, check out [Dave’s web site][10]{: -target="_blank"} and the [Ultimate Apple 2 forums][118]{: -target="_blank"}. +For more info on how to use it, check out [Dave’s web site][10] and the [Ultimate Apple 2 forums][118].
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This is a post for new techniques or features that aren’t fully ready, @@ -2005,7 +1885,6 @@ it, or just go to [http://ivanx.com/a2cloud][123].  
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