On Mon, Nov 26, 2007 at 07:11:23AM +0100, Petr Stehlik wrote:
Stephen R Marenka píše v Ne 25. 11. 2007 v 16:12 -0600:
I love aranym. About the only thing I'd like to see would be a way to
suspend or save the current state so I could restart aranym right where
I was.
well, APM for Atari, right? I have been thinking about it but it's not
an easy task.
Just dreaming, perhaps. :)
A natfeat serial port would also be pretty sweet.
We never had the need for serial port actually but it can be done, of
course.
If I can figure out how to access the parallel port from userspace inside
aranym running linux, that would probably work. I'm using File=stderr.
Here's where actual linux experience on atari would help. With debug=par on
the kernel command line it's clear that linux can write to the port fine.
However, there doesn't seem to be a device. If I modprobe parport_atari
I see some some initialization gibberish on aranym's stderr and linux tells
me that "parport0: Atari build-in port using irq," but doesn't seem to give
me a device or anything I can use. Creating the device manually doesn't
seem to work either.
All I really want is a way to dump stuff from linux userspace to a file
outside aranym.
Any chance I could get a version where PAUSE is configurable in the
config? I always seem to be running aranym on a computer with no PAUSE
key. :)
Thanks,
Stephen