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Note: At least some USB device types have their /dev/tty/ACMn number increased for every reattachment. Therefore, this new feature is to be used with a cmdline parameter like '/dev/tty/ACM*'. The quotes keeps the shell from globbing the wildcard.
… make install target.
…https://github.com/a2retrosystems/A2retroNET The Raspberry Pi Pico is connected to the Linux computer via its USB port, so every Linux computer with USB 1.1 ACM CDC virtual serial port (usually exposed as /dev/ttyACM0) support can be used. For the Apple2Pi card v6.x see https://youtu.be/WHq4d5E-5p8?t=1083
So far, both the A2 and ioctl(..., TIOCSTI, ...) could be writing to the serial input queue. Now, we wait one millisec for the A2 to complete its initial writing. Then we read the complete input from the queue and push back all chars other than Reset.
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Certainly nothing to just merge as-is. Rather meant as a link to where it is located.
This PR adds support for emulation of the Apple2Pi card v6.x using the Raspberry Pi Pico - see https://github.com/a2retrosystems/A2retroNET
The Raspberry Pi Pico is connected to the Linux computer via its USB port, so every Linux computer with USB 1.1 ACM CDC virtual serial port (usually exposed as /dev/ttyACM0) support can be used.
For the Apple2Pi card v6.x see https://youtu.be/WHq4d5E-5p8?t=1083