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Awesome!
can you also port this to harmattan (would be great for n950/n955 users )
can you also port this to harmattan (would be great for n950/n955 users )
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2013-07-21
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Originally Posted by HtheB
No device, or development environment for harmattan at the moment, so that would be difficult. Is there already an atari800 port for harmattan that someone is maintaining? Maybe they will port it (I imagine the keyboard is different on the n950, and the n9 has no physical keyboard at all.)
Awesome!
can you also port this to harmattan (would be great for n950/n955 users )
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2013-07-22
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Originally Posted by shawnjefferson
There is only Amiga, no Atari at all
No device, or development environment for harmattan at the moment, so that would be difficult. Is there already an atari800 port for harmattan that someone is maintaining? Maybe they will port it (I imagine the keyboard is different on the n950, and the n9 has no physical keyboard at all.)
Here is the keyboard layout of the N950.
Yes, N9 doesn't have a hardware keyboard, but it can use bluetooth keyboards, so it should atleast work without changing the code.
Hope someone consider this at least. (it's open source, so people can contribute)
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2013-07-22
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Can you install the deb from the first post (or download from extras-devel) and try it out on the n950? Maybe most of it works as is?
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2013-07-22
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it asks for libreadline4 but couldn't be installed by apt-get
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2014-04-06
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Promoted to extras-testing and added a thumb compiled version to first post for testing.
Added link to the package in testing for voting to get it added to the Extras repository.
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Added link to the package in testing for voting to get it added to the Extras repository.
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Downloaded it off repo and it won't run at all in N900. Crashes and goes back to Hildon desktop.
I am running it under Kernel Power 53.
I am running it under Kernel Power 53.
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Can you try running it from the terminal?
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I ported atari800 v3.0.0 to the n900. Based on the v2.2.1 porting work done by tromkins. This is the emulator of Atari 8-bit computer systems and the 5200 console
Upstream: http://atari800.sourceforge.net/index.html
I've compiled with R: device support, so you can call telnet BBSes with telecommunications software (see the documentation on how to do that.) Excerpt from the documentation rdevice_faq.txt:
Also included with the Network Sockets version of the R: Device emulation is a somewhat handicapped Modem emulation. There are only two commands that are implemented: ATDL - Translates carrage returns into line feeds. This may not be needed if the "add line feeds" in XIO 38 is used. But I found that it is not always used by terminal programs, and thus some telnet and ftp servers expect a line feed, causing you to not be able to do anything once connected. Typing 'ATDL' in a terminal program such as Bobterm or Ice-T will toggle CR translation on/off. ATDI <address name|ip address> <port #> This command allows you to "dial" out to an external host. For example you can connect to my BBS by typing the following: 'ATDI jybolac.homelinux.com 800' This connects Atari800 to the external host 'jybolac.homelinux.com' at port 800. These commands were chosen to somewhat look like modem 'AT' commands. The R: device emulation will take care of adding Line Feeds and Light ASCII translation, same as in the Serial Port Version.n900 keys in v3.0.0:
GUI Keys ------------- CTRL+FN+Q Built in user interface CTRL+FN+W Option key CTRL+FN+E Select key CTRL+FN+R Start key CTRL+FN+T Reset key ("warm reset") CTRL+FN+SHIFT+T Reboot ("cold reset") CTRL+FN+Y Help key (XL/XE only) CTRL+FN+U Break key CTRL+FN+I Enter monitor CTRL+FN+O Exit emulator CTRL+FN+P Save screenshot CTRL+FN+SHIFT+P Save interlaced screenshot CTRL+FN+, Turbo mode FN+SHIFT+R Run Atari program FN+SHIFT+D Disk management FN+SHIFT+C Cartridge management FN+SHIFT+V Tape management FN+SHIFT+Y Select system FN+SHIFT+O Sound settings FN+SHIFT+W Sound recording start/stop FN+SHIFT+S Save state file FN+SHIFT+L Load state file FN+SHIFT+A About the emulator Atari 8-bit keys -------------------- FN+SHIFT+SPACE % FN+SHIFT+, [ FN+SHIFT+. ] FN+RETURN Ctrl-Semicolon (spade graphics character) FN+Z Tab FN+C Caps FN+Up Clear FN+Right Insert FN+Left Delete FN+CTRL+N Inverse2013-07-31:
2014-04-05:
Uploaded version 3.0.0-maemo2 to extras and promoted to extras-testing. Give it a thumbs-up in the package interface if it's working for you (http://maemo.org/packages/package_in.../3.0.0-maemo2/)
Atari 800xl ROM (bios) files:
http://sourceforge.net/projects/atari800/files/ROM/
You'll need these to boot the emulated Atari (other ROM files are widely available on-line if you search). Put the ROM files in /opt/atari800/rom and set their location in the Emulator Configuration (CTRL+FN+Q).
Thumb compiled version
If you want to try it is attached. Install the regular version from repositories, and then extract to /opt/atari800/ and chmod +x it. It's hard to tell if it's faster... maybe a very small bit. It is slightly smaller.
Last edited by shawnjefferson; 2014-04-13 at 16:50. Reason: edits for formatting, clarity