ADTPro on Raspberry Pi

[Paul Hagstrom <paul@yesterbits.com>]

By the way, seeing the commentary about the work on the virtual serial 
host, I was inspired to try again to run ADTPro on the Raspberry Pi 
(I'd tried once before and it didn't work properly, and I gave up 
immediately).  Trying again, I got it to work pretty quickly.  And, no 
(new) engineering magic necessary.

I'll try to do it over from scratch so I can put down the exacty steps, 
but basically with the default Debian Wheezy installation, I just neded 
to download the proper drivers for my Keyspan 28X serial-to-USB 
converter, install Java 8, install the rxtx library (with apt-get) and 
move the proper binary into the "unknown Linux" directory, edit a 
little bit of the startup script to point to the proper location for 
java, startx, and launch.

I encountered no problems once it was running, though my testing so far 
has only been connecting it to a IIc Plus, sending over the VDRIVE 
image to make a floppy, and then saving and loading back a binary file 
from the attached virtual drive.  But it works, pretty much out of the 
box.  So, with a reliable battery power source for the RasPi and some 
kind of headless setup, it could be probably made into a pretty simple 
and easily acquired mass storage device.

Nice!  (And thanks, David, for making it so easy!)