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 […]

You can use FujiNet to grab code directly to your Atari 8-bit computer, from GitHub, without any intermediate steps. It’s easy!

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 […]

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 […]

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 […]

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 […]

This is a video showing the current status (as of 2024-12-26) of the RS-232-C version of FujiNet, and the corresponding PC host software (COM, FUJICOM, and the client programs, ISS, NGET, NPUT, and NC). The last part of the video talks about the X1 experiment to implement a BIOS interface for FujiNet using software INT […]

The RS-232-C version of FujiNet is starting to work. For now, the bring-up platform is MS-DOS, and specifically, my GRiDCASE 1530. To get things running quickly, I borrowed the same protocol used by the Atari FujiNet (SIO), and adapted its control signals to RS-232-C equivalents. It is running at 9600 baud, and the firmware is […]

FujiNet had an amazing 2024. I can’t wait to see what happens for 2025. FujiNet is not a private company. We are a public project. You can help. We want more platforms: Commodore, BBC Micro, ZX Spectrum, Bally Astrocade, IBM PC, NEC PC-6001, and more. Can you help with any platform you want to see […]

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