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Sent from my iPhone > On May 20, 2015, at 3:39 PM, John Martin <[email protected]> wrote: > > Do you have a website link that I can access to read more about this. > > John Martin > > Sent: zondag 21 juli 2013 02:39 > To: Model 100 Discussion > Subject: [M100] Raspberry Pi & LaddieAlpha working! > > Picked up Raspberry Pi Model B from Microcenter this morning. This is > a $40 computer, it has Composite, HDMI, sound outputs. It has 2 usb > host ports. It has an Ethernet port. It has an SD card that it boots > its operating system from and can use as storage. It gets power via a > mini usb cable. > > I had every expectation that this thing would run LaddieAlpha.EXE > as-is under mono since it runs on x86 based Linux boxes. But I needed > to prove it... > > Installed the Raspbian image on a SD card > Booted the Raspi with a USB keyboard and my old Magnavox "Computer > Monitor 80" green-screen I used long ago with my Color Computer 3. I > love the composite output on this gadget! > Used the raspi-config utility to change the keyboard mapping to US and > expand the image to fill the disk. > Plugged in a pl2303 based USB-Serial adapter, and a keyboard > Connected to network via ethernet > Installed mono-complete > Used wget to pull down LaddieAlpha.EXE from bitchin100.com > > mono ./LaddieAlpha.EXE /dev/ttyUSB0 6 > > Attached a Laplink full null crossover cable, plugged to Model 100 > with a gender changer shim... verified saving and loading files, > creating and changing directories with no issues. > > There you have it... a working Raspberry Pi based TPDD server :-) > > Note that LaddieAlpha.EXE is written in C# and compiled on Windows, > yet ran with no changes whatsover on the ARM-based Pi. Is that cool or > what? > > -- John.
