[UtD] ARAnyM miniPack

[Francois LE COAT]

Hi,

ARAnyM https://aranym.github.io/ is the GNU/GPL ATARI Virtual Machine
from which a minimal configuration, the *miniPack* is distributed
http://eureka.atari.org/miniPack.zip miniPack is modified with the
update of ARAnyM for Apple Silicon. It supports:

`Run_win` allows launching on PC with Windows
`MacAranym` allows launching on MacARM with macOS
`MacAranym JIT` allows launching on MacIntel with macOS
`run_x86.sh` allows launching on PC with x86-Linux
`run_ppc.sh` allows launching on Mac _and_ PS3 with PPC-Linux
`run_arm.sh` allows launching on Raspberry Pi with ARM-Linux

So Macintosh-PC-PlayStation3-RaspberryPi are all supported with
Windows, macOS and GNU/Linux.

This simple ARAnyM configuration is running on any machine.
Here is a video https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Vx2zC1wJTbs

Enjoy, it's yours =)

--
François LE COAT
Author of Eureka 2.12 (2D Graph Describer, 3D Modeller)
http://eureka.atari.org/

[Phigan]

FC> ARAnyM https://aranym.github.io/ is the GNU/GPL ATARI Virtual Machine

Does it have serial port support that you can pipe to 'tcpser' or even
perhaps its own "modem emulation"? Or can it not connect to anything?

Sure, I can searchy, but thought I'd just post the Q in case anyone else
is wondering the same thing reading this on their Atari and unable to
ALT-TAB to a browser :).

[Francois LE COAT]

Hi,

ARAnyM means "ATARI Running on Any Machine". It's a Virtual Machine that
can be booted on any computer with software. The accessible hardware
depends on the host platform. Searching "serial port aranym" on the WEB
will certainly help you with the specific host's parameters depending on
your computer ...

I hope it helps =)

Regards,

[Phigan]

FC> depends on the host platform. Searching "serial port aranym" on the WEB
FC> will certainly help you with the specific host's parameters depending o
FC> your computer ...

Apparently you don't read as well as you type, somehow.

FC> I hope it helps =)

It doesn't. I hope you enjoy being full of yourself =)

No regards.

[Commodore Clifford]

On 25 Jul 23 10:53:00 Phigan wrote...

PP> FC> ARAnyM https://aranym.github.io/ is the GNU/GPL ATARI Virtual
PP> FC> Machine
PP>
PP> Does it have serial port support that you can pipe to 'tcpser' or
PP> even perhaps its own "modem emulation"? Or can it not connect to
PP> anything?
PP>
PP> Sure, I can searchy, but thought I'd just post the Q in case anyone
PP> else is wondering the same thing reading this on their Atari and
PP> unable to ALT-TAB to a browser :).
PP>
PP> --- RATSoft/FIDO v09.14.95 [JetMail 1.01] * Origin: STar Fleet HQ:
PP> Real Atari ST BBS! www.sfhqbbs.org (21:3/171.0)

To which Commodore Clifford replies...

I haven't had any luck with it on Windows (and my machine actually does
have serial ports via and add on card, so I wasn't even able to get those
working).

I'm assuming the BBS issues with Hatari on Linux will end up working out
the same way.

[Francois LE COAT]

Hi,

Francois LE COAT writes:
> ARAnyM https://aranym.github.io/ is the GNU/GPL ATARI Virtual Machine
> from which a minimal configuration, the *miniPack* is distributed
> http://eureka.atari.org/miniPack.zip miniPack is modified with the
> update of ARAnyM for Apple Silicon. It supports:
>
> `Run_win` allows launching on PC with Windows
> `MacAranym` allows launching on MacARM with macOS
> `MacAranym JIT` allows launching on MacIntel with macOS
> `run_x86.sh` allows launching on PC with x86-Linux
> `run_ppc.sh` allows launching on Mac _and_ PS3 with PPC-Linux
> `run_arm.sh` allows launching on Raspberry Pi with ARM-Linux
>
> So Macintosh-PC-PlayStation3-RaspberryPi are all supported with
> Windows, macOS and GNU/Linux.
>
> This simple ARAnyM configuration is running on any machine.
> Here is a video https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Vx2zC1wJTbs

I changed my WEB hosting, since the personal pages have disappeared,
and the URL link to the *ARAnyM miniPack* has now become...

https://eureka.atari.org/miniPack.zip

I hope that users who follow us will find themselves in the mysteries
of ATARI world :-) Good luck!

--
François LE COAT
Author of Eureka 2.12 (2D Graph Describer, 3D Modeller)

https://eureka.atari.org/