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Then follow the instructions to compile an executable for your platform.

I have tried many flavors of tcpser over the years, and I have found FozzTexx’s to be the most reliable and compatible.įirst you’ll want to clone FozzTexx’s repo: git clone Install tcsperįozzTexx maintains a fork of tcpser that incorporates many updates and bug fixes. I’ll explain how to install tcpser and socat, and then how to wire them together so your emulated Atari can telnet to a BBS. If you don’t, check out this guide to setting up Hatari. The tutorial assumes that you are familiar with Hatari and know how to configure it for normal emulation. The instructions should translate well to Linux, but probably not Windows. This tutorial is based on my experiences on the Mac.

It’s not for the novice, but it is rewarding.īesides Hatari and any ST software you want to run, you’ll need to install two things: I’ve made some changes in my process and I thought it would be good to explain everything, step-by-step. I’ve written in the past about my adventures telnetting to BBSes from terminal programs running inside the Hatari emulator.

A screenshot of ANSIterm running in the Hatari emulator.

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