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FAQ
A: Raspberry PI 3, PI 3+ and PI Zero W and PI 4 are the only supported models.
A: Download the pre-made sd card image from jedimatt42.com
A: YES! and it doesn't have to be the same kind, as long as it is any of the supported kind!
A: TIPICFG, located at TIPI.TIPICFG on your TIPI. drive. Run it from TI BASIC with:
CALL TIPI
A: A DSR extension to TI BASIC that runs EA5 program image files. It can only see files on devices hosted by TIPI.
CALL TIPI("TIPI.GAMES.AMBULANCE")
A: Disk Manager 2000 (DM2K) by Fred Kaal partially works. For best results, use "DSK4." to reference the base directory of "TIPI." There are features in DM2k that work with "DSK4." but not "TIPI."
Traditional TI disk controllers focus on sector IO. This is not supported.
I have written a new command line oriented disk manager, called Force Command, that you can find on Atariage.
A: No. See Known-incompatible-software
A: Normally, if there is an update it shows up in TIPICFG , then you press 'U', and wait until TIPICFG indicates the upgrade is complete.
A: The device PI.CLOCK can be read with LVL3 IO the same way the Corcomp CLOCK device can. You can not write to it. The RTC is not memory mapped.
A: TIPI looks at the host filesystem name of your files. It does not look inside the TIFILES header. A TI file named with '/' or '' should use a '.' on the host os instead. TIPI will transform requested slashes, to host filesystem dots.
A: '.' dot. The device name terminator is also used as the directory separater. TIPI.GAMES.EA5.AMBULANCE will look for AMBULANCE in a directory named EA5 under a directory named GAMES.
A: Yes! The volume name of anything using the "TIPI." or "DSK4." device name is "TIPI". However, the volume name of "DSK1." if it is mapped to "GAMES.EA5" would be "EA5"
A: There is no default root password. Use sudo.
A: login: tipi, password: tipi
To change, login with either the provided TELNET client on the TI, or SSH in, and use the 'passwd' command.
A: 'raspberry', but you should never use this, except to change the password. Login as 'tipi' if you must.
You should change that too!
A: SSH into the PI from a PC (use Putty, or an SSH client you are familiar with). Login as the user 'tipi'. Then execute the following:
cd /home/tipi/tipi/setup
sudo ./upgrade.sh --upgrade
It will prompt again for the tipi user password. Watch what happens, if it errors, feel free to PM me on atariage.com, I am Jedimatt42. Preferrably, have a copy of the information from the failing screen.
Usage:
- Why-TIPI
- tipi-installation
- tipipeb-installation
- safe-shutdown
- TIPI-to-PI-Wiring
- Which-PI
- Disk-Images
- TIFILES
- Raspberry-PI-configuration
- Backup-Restore
- FAQ
- TIPICFG
- BASIC-CALLs
- Auto-mapping
- File-name-rules
- Downloads
- emulation-installation
- Cloud Storage
- TIPI Sharing
- Updates
- Windows 11
Details:
- Devices
- Level2-IO
- Native-Files
- PI.CLOCK
- PI.CONFIG
- PI.HTTP
- PI.PIO
- PI.REBOOT
- PI.SHUTDOWN
- PI.STATUS
- PI.TCP
- PI.UDP
- PI.UPGRADE
- PI.VARS
- PI.LOG
- RawExtensions
- Extension-Mouse
- Extension-NetVar
- Extension-TCP
- Extension-UDP
- Extension-TLS
- Extension-LOG
- PABMessaging
- Known-incompatible-software
- crubase
- Design
- Services
- TIPI-Protocol
- Troubleshooting
- Sideport-BOM
- TipiPEB-BOM
- CPLD-Programming-With-PI