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1. RPI - Execute a single Linux command
2. SH - Open a Linux shell
3. WGET - Download and save to file
2. Proper ProDOS clock driver (currently just directly sets values on block reads)
3. Bi-directional image conversion between common formats and HIRES
4. Remote code execution
5. Proxy VNC connection, rendering as Apple II compatible graphics
2. Shell improvements
3. Proper ProDOS clock driver (currently just directly sets values on block reads)
4. Bi-directional image conversion between common formats and HIRES
5. Remote code execution
6. Proxy VNC connection, rendering as Apple II compatible graphics
## Setup starting from scratch
1. Have PCBs made from the gerber and drill files in the Hardware folder or email me for a blank or fully assembled board
1. Have PCBs made from [PCBWay](https://www.pcbway.com/project/shareproject/Apple2_IO_RPi_v5.html) or from the gerber and drill files in the Hardware folder or email me for a blank or fully assembled board
2. Solder chips, header and capacitors in place
3. Attach Raspberry Pi Zero W facing outward from the card
4. Install [Raspberry Pi OS](https://www.raspberrypi.org/software/) on microSD card
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1. Put in any slot (slot 7 preferred as it is the first to boot)
2. Turn on your Apple II
3. Wait for the RPi to start up (will show ... until it connects)
4. Select `2` from the menu to run a command
5. Type `a2wifi list` to check that you have a wireless network in range
6. Type `a2wifi select YOUR_SSID YOUR_PASSWORD` to connect the RPi to your network
7. Once connected, you should be able to ssh to the RPi from any computer if you want. From a Mac or Linux (or Windows with Bash) shell, type `ssh pi@raspberrypi`. The default password is `raspberry`.
8. Rebooting the Apple II, you can then select `1` from the menu and it will boot to ProDOS 2.4.2 and you will have a mostly blank 32 MB drive with a couple of utilities for updating firmware and such.
9. Star and Watch this repo on GitHub for the latest updates
4. After ProDOS boots, type `-SHELL`
5. Type `sudo vim /etc/wpa_supplicant/wpa_supplicant.conf`
6. Use `h j k l` keys to navigate, `i` to insert text and `ESC` to go back to navigation more
7. Enter your wifi information
8. Press `ESC:wq` to save and quit
9. Type `sudo reboot`
10. Restart Apple II
11. Star and Watch this repo on GitHub for the latest updates
## Update
1. Restart Apple II