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adding ethernet networking to an atari st?
« on: February 22, 2023, 03:44:40 PM »
https://thebrewingacademy.com/products/netusbee-for-atari-st-ste-tt-mega-falcon

the more i have problems with apps on the atari the more this would make senes for me i think
sure wish the atari had ethernet built in!



cheaper version of this would be to use a compactflash CF card with 1 or 2gb and swap that between the atari and any modern pc/mac .. i read that TOS v2.06 enabled IDE hard drives to work ?? i only have TOS 2.05 i think my 1040STE came with it installed??? but could be wrong.. if anyone has any better ideas on making it easier to put software onto the atari..... an external gotek would be great (i dont want to remove the internal floppy) i need a solution..
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