FujiNet is a multi-peripheral emulator and WiFi network device for vintage computers. The first completed hardware was for Atari 8-Bit computers and development has begun for other systems with the goal of supporting as many as possible. What sets FujiNet apart from other WiFi devices is the new Network Device (the N device, or NDEV). The N device allows vintage computers that do not have enough processing power to handle TCP/IP connections talk to the modern internet over WiFi. Virtual adapters have been created for many protocols including: TCP, UDP, HTTP, FTP, TNFS, HTTPS (SSL/TLS), SSH, TELNET, WebDAV and JSON parser.  Read more...
BURST MODE

Hi guys, reaching out for anyone who may be able to help implement a feature missing from the N: handler, “burst mode” Specifically, when more than 1 byte is requested by an IOCB, set up a read for that many bytes directly into the buffer specified by the IOCB. The nice thing is, that an […]

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List of updated DOS ATRs

ATARI NDEV.COM Update – 2025-02-14

Atari 8-bit FujiNet users: The N: Device handler (NDEV) has been updated. STATUS calls will now return the total number of bytes waiting (up to 65535) in DVSTAT. fujinet-nhandler.atr, and the entire DOS folder has been updated in the Atari_8-bit folder on apps.irata.online.

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Programming for the IBM PC FujiNet

The IBM PC FujiNet is being developed to use several physical interfaces. While initially we will be providing an RS-232-C version, we also want to do versions that work over parallel port, as well as ISA interfaces, including the sidecar ISA on the IBM PCjr. Because it’s not desirable that specific versions of FujiNet programs […]

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ATARI: SpartaDOS X 4.50 ROM for Ultimate 1MB with FujiNet tools.

The FNCTOOLS-U1MB-ROM.ATR disk image on apps.irata.online, which provides a ROM of SpartaDOS X for Ultimate 1MB users, that includes the FujiNet tools, has been updated to SpartaDOS 4.50, and is available on the apps.irata.online server. The UFLASH tool is also provided on the disk. Three versions of the ROM are provided:

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FujiNet Virtual Printer Examples

FujiNet has a virtual printer that is exposed to the host computer. This printer simulates a variety of vintage printers, accepting the commands specific to the desired printer and rendering the result as a PDF file that you can download from the web interface and print on a modern printer. The following example PDFs were […]

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How FujiNet High Score Enabled Games bring a Community Together

FujiNet is more than hardware. I see it as a way to bring people together via a WiFi network adapter. The FujiNet community not only do this by providing ways for people to load software, and make new networkable programs that we all can use, but we provide ways to do things together like competing […]

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FujiNet NOS – A Network Only DOS.

In addition to simulating existing Atari disk drives, FujiNet opens up a new possibility for Atari 8-bit users: The ability to use files stored on networked file systems directly, without needing to use a disk image file as an intermediary. The NOS is a self booting ATR which can be mounted into device slot 1 […]

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FujiNet YAIL with VBXE Support

YAIL Image Streamer for Atari 8 with VBXE Support

If you are not already familiar, YAIL is Yet Another Image Loader for Atari 8 Bit computers that works with FujiNet. Server software running on this website automatically converts and feeds images to the YAIL app on the Atari. All you need to do is set your graphics mode and enter a search term for […]

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Early Draft of FujiNet Users Manual for ATARI Users 0.0.2

A work in progress User’s Guide and Programming Reference for ATARI based FujiNets is being written. The effort is led by Thomas Cherryhomes. The goal is to provide both a comprehensive user’s and a programmer’s guide. You can download the most recent render here: https://github.com/FujiNetWIFI/fujinet-manuals/releases/download/fujinet-atari-users-guide-0.0.2/fujinet_for_atari_users.pdf The source material is being written in XML using the […]

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