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pixelkiller wrote:I just tried it on a pi zero
but doesn't boot, stays stuck on the root login
any clue ?
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Faucon2001 wrote:Difficult to answer as there are many references of screens.
Beepi is built on Raspbian light stretch. From what I read on the net, Raspbian light doesn’t seem to include a driver for LCD plugged in screen, but a driver can be installed manually.
Have a look at this article to see if your lcd is compatible and a procedure to install a frame buffer driver.
http://www.circuitbasics.com/setup-lcd- ... pberry-pi/
Faucon2001 wrote:The Pi 1 is really underpowered for aranym. It should be good for Hatari and a vanilla ST emulation though.
TheNameOfTheGame wrote:After reinstalling beepi 1.0 on the new card I must say the overall system performance seems less sluggish and I am happy with it except for netsurf which is still slow.
wongck wrote:which Mint is not even as the hardware is capable
TheNameOfTheGame wrote:@Cyprian - I think your quote got changed a bit. I didn't write the statement you are asking about.
TheNameOfTheGame wrote:Under beepi 1.0 my local machines aren't reachable. Though I can reach external addresses like atari-forum.com, google.com, etc
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$ ifconfig en0 addr 192.168.0.228 netmask 255.255.255.0 up
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and set the default route
$ route add default en0 gw 192.168.0.1 metric 1
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If your router does not route back internal IP addresses, you may need to set internal routing in your Atari. To do this run the following:
$ route add 192.168.0.0 en0
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