I installed it. But it makes no sense other than list disks. The only option which to looks to do anything is add image, but that just goes in the list like a virtual drive and that's it. There isn't anything much else in the menus other than the normal "about" type stuff. I clicked all ov...

Tried to be a good boy and use MX Linux for the PI stuff, but it won't let me select the image





Works fine in Windoze.

That's enough chaos for one day.

Another idea: I could zip-up simply my Home directory which will include all the Github stuff. You would just need to follow the parts in the guide that talk about configuring the Pi's speed/mhz etc. And cmdline.txt stuff. Sounds simple enough... I'll have to do the file copies over in Linux as win...

@Steve I'm trying to use your image but its not having it...


Its a 32GB card, but maybe your SD card is a tiny bit larger than the ones I have. Dunno.

Looks like these 32GB are a bit short, but no great surprise really.

Didn’t you clone the GitHub to you pi anyway? Then it’s already there… I think something or someone has got confused.. Those directories are actually in a pistorm-atari dir.. I don't if if they supposed to be there as the instructions seem to want to default to whatever home is.. I think I see the ...

LarryL wrote: ↑Mon Apr 15, 2024 4:58 pm The „roms.zip“ is in the GitHub in the „roms“ directory

Yet just found that. Actually no idea how to copy the file to the SD card unless I can FTP in or something.

EDIT:
OK my PC can read it anyway, so no problem.

LarryL wrote: ↑Mon Apr 15, 2024 4:57 pm To write any image to the SD card, simply use the Raspberry Pi Imager
After clicking the button to select the OS, scroll down to the last entry „Use custom“ and select the image from you hard disk

oh ok thanks.

Something else which doesn't make sense is, what is roms.zip supposed to be ? There does not seem to be any mention of it anywhere else :shrug: Setup file structure From the pistorm-atari directory, perform the following commands mkdir ../roms mkdir ../dkimages mkdir ../configs mkdir ../screendumps ...

@exxos If you now know the MAC address & have it enabled on your network (or whatever it is you needed to do) Then I suggest stop using this new install & attempt to burn & configure the image I gave you. I did try, but I cannot remember (or even have) any programs to restore the SD car...

Steve wrote: ↑Mon Apr 15, 2024 4:27 pm Don't forget @alexh @Roberto @exxos that isn't the only reversed cap on the Falcon motherboard: viewtopic.php?f=17&t=5989&p=94897

Thanks I will add it to the list.