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Update README to fix some things
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![logo](media/pistorm_banner.jpg)
# Join us on Discord or on Freenode IRC #PiStorm
# Join us on Discord or on Libera Chat IRC #PiStorm
* There's a Discord server dedicated to PiStorm discussion and development, which you can join through this handy invite link: https://discord.com/invite/j6rPtzxaNW
* There are also IRC channels on the Libera IRC network (irc.libera.chat):
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# Project information
* The PiStorm itself is an adapter board intended to be paired with a Raspberry Pi Model 3A+. It goes in the DIP socket on and acts in place of the CPU, but functionality can be extended beyond simple CPU emulation.
* Hardware files are available in `PiStorm_RevB_EPM240_74LVC16373.zip`, but they may be out of date. Joining the Discord and checking for the latest revision/BoM for the PiStorm adapter board is recommended.
* Hardware files are available in `PiStorm_RevB_EPM240_74LVC16373.zip`, but they may be out of date. Joining the Discord and checking for the latest revision/BoM for the PiStorm adapter board is recommended. Please note that just because it says "RevB_EPM240" does _NOT_ mean that all Rev B boards are EPM240s.
* While the PiStorm should work with any DIP socket 16-bit 68000-powered system, the FC lines are currently not properly handled and no guarantees can be made for it working on anything except an Amiga 500, 500+ and 2000.
* General Performance with the current use of Musashi as the 68k CPU emulator is somewhere around a 70-80 MHz 68030.
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* Set up your Wi-Fi credentials
* Enable SSH at boot time
* Exit raspi-config
You can now reach the PiStorm over SSH, check your router web/settings page to find the IP of the PiStorm, or run `ifconfig` locally on the PiStorm from the console.
Now the final steps to get things up and running, all of this is done from a command prompt (terminal) either locally on the PiStorm or over ssh:
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Install OpenOCD:
`sudo apt-get install openocd`
Make CPLD programming shell scripts executable:
`chmod +x nprog.sh` `chmod +x nprog_240.sh`
Run the FPGA update with:
`sudo ./nprog.sh` or `sudo ./nprog_240.sh` if you are using a Rev. B EPM240 PiStorm board.
If no fatal error messages are printed on screen and you see a message saying `shutdown command invoked`, this means that the CPLD has been programmed successfully.
`./nprog.sh` if you are using an EPM570 PiStorm board or `./nprog_240.sh` if you are using an EPM240 PiStorm board.
If successful "Flashing successful!" will appear, if not it will fail with "Flashing failed" and `nprog_log.txt` will be created with more details.