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README.md

Apple II Pi

  1. See the upstream repo for the original, full info.

  2. This fork is based on A2Pico.

Installing

  1. Flash Apple-II-Pi.uf2 to the A2Pico.

  2. Connect the Raspberry Pi Zero 2 W to the A2Pico via a USB OTG cable.

  3. Activate the USB Power on the A2Pico.

  4. Connect the HMDI monitor to the Raspberry Pi Zero 2 W:

Setup

  1. Install Raspberry Pi OS.

  2. Execute

    sudo apt install git libfuse-dev -y
git clone https://github.com/oliverschmidt/apple2pi.git
cd apple2pi
make
sudo make install

  3. Execute sudo systemctl start a2pi.service to run the Apple II Pi Daemon right away.

Using

  1. Start Apple II Pi either via cold boot or PR#n.

  2. Make sure to check out a2term in a Raspberry Pi shell.

Building

  1. Build the project in /pipico (requires the Raspberry Pico C/C++ SDK).

  2. Execute make in /src (requires libfuse-dev).