User Guides
Note
Update (Flash) your FujiNet device if you have specific features you need in a new version or issues with current version. FujiNet devices are impossible to brick, so don't hesitate to flash yours.
Updating Your FujiNet
Using CP/M
FujiNet comes with a working CP/M 1.1 implementation running as an emulation. There are specific ways you access that which are covered in the documents.
Using BBSes
You can use FujiNet to load software to access BBSes or use FujiNet to run a BBS. These are covered in this section.
Building Firmware
So you want to build your own firmware? There are a few ways to do it, and a few guardrails you should know about.
First, read up on how best to obtain, enhance and contribute to the many repos in FujiNet
Guides to Building
- Complete CLI Guide to Builds - how to pull, build and flash the firmware all from a terminal
- Board Bring Up Software - how to build the IDE environment for building firmware (Visual Studio Code)
- Upstream.sh - script that does it all
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- Setting up a TNFS Server
- FujiNet Configuration File: fnconfig.ini
- AppKey Registry - AppKey-Registry-Page
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- FujiNet Development Guidelines
- The Network Protocol Handbook
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