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introducing A2SERVER again, this time with Pi
- Subject: introducing A2SERVER again, this time with Pi
- From: Ivan X <ivan@ivanx.com>
- Date: Sun, 7 Apr 2013 15:53:45 -0700 (PDT)
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Hello world,
I'm happy to announce a major update to A2SERVER, which is an easy-to-use free file server and network boot host for Apple II computers. (Well, Apple IIgs computers, and Apple IIe computers with a Workstation Card.)
With the introduction of the Raspberry Pi, which A2SERVER now supports, I feel the Apple II platform finally has its perfect NAS drive.
Everything has been signficantly polished and improved, but the major bonuses are:
- supports Raspberry Pi; available as an ready-to-use operating system image file
- all the common bridges (Asante, Dayna, Farallon) now work reliably, even with the IIgs
[many thanks to Steven Hirsch and Geoff Body for their contributions here]
- GS/OS can be downloaded and installed for network boot, without needing the disks
- you can set the GS/OS network boot default in ProDOS 8
- web site documentation has been reviewed, revised, and improved
A2SERVER is also available as a ready-to use virtual machine appliance, or as an installer script for Ubuntu Linux.
Get A2SERVER at: http://appleii.ivanx.com/a2server
I hope you enjoy it! Feedback is invited.
Cheers,
Ivan.