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fujinet-updater - download and flash the firmware on a FujiNet device.
This is an alternative to the fujinet-flasher[1] and
fujinet_firmware_uploader.py[2] FujiNet flash updaters.
It's written in Perl, has few dependencies, and should be easily
portable to any vaguely UNIXish system. It can download the
firmware from the fujinet-firmware github repo, or it can use
already-downloaded firmware (zip file or extracted directory).
Requirements:
- A FujiNet. I've only tested with the FujiNet for the Atari, but
in theory this should work fine for the other FujiNet platforms
(apple2, adam, coco, etc). Also a USB cable that can connect the
FujiNet to the computer you run fujinet-updater on (which might
be micro USB or USB-C, depending on the age of the hardware).
- perl, of course. Also the JSON and Getopt::Std modules, which are
bundled with the perl source, though on your OS they may be
provided separately from the main perl package.
- unzip, for extracting the firmware (since it's distributed as
.zip files). Again, your OS should have this as a package already.
- wget or curl, for downloading firmware. Your OS should provide
packages of these already. You could actually do without these,
if you're willing to download the firmware .zip files yourself.
You don't really need both; either one will do.
- esptool.py, for actually flashing the firmware. See:
https://github.com/espressif/esptool
...or your OS may provide a package for this. I'm not sure
what the minimum version is. I've tested this with 4.4, which
is pretty old (November 2021). If you have trouble with other
versions, please let me know.
- pio (from PlatformIO), for viewing the FujiNet's debug log after
it's been flashed (this is optional but highly recommended). See:
https://platformio.org/
...or your OS may provide a package for this.
Installation:
It's not really necessary (fujinet-updater can run from wherever
you downloaded it to), but, something like this:
# install -o root -g root -m 0755 fujinet-updater /usr/bin
# fujinet-updater --man > /usr/man/man1/fujinet-updater.1
On your OS, /usr/man/man1 might be /usr/share/man/man1 instead.
Also you might prefer to install to /usr/local/{bin,man}. Up to you.
Further Reading: perl fujinet-updater --help
Author: B. Watson <urchlay@slackware.uk>
License: WTFPL. Do WTF you want with this.
Notes:
[1] - https://github.com/FujiNetWIFI/fujinet-flasher
[2] - Included in the main fujinet-firmware repo:
https://github.com/FujiNetWIFI/fujinet-firmware/
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