meta-dosboxipx

A Bitbake Layer to add a dedicated dosbox IPX server / bridge.

Quick Start

The easiest way to build is with kas. The process goes something like:

Get the tool
Make a place to work and clone this repo.
Update some preferences (wifi settings for your image, if you want wireless)
Run the build.
Write the image to an SD card.

Step by Step

Install kas.
- Using apt-get (Ubuntu 20.10)
```
sudo apt-get install kas
```
- or from PiPy
```
sudo pip3 install kas
```

Make a 'work' directory and clone this repo.

mkdir kas-builds 
cd kas-builds
git clone https://github.com/bvarner/meta-dosboxipx

Edit the local config with your favorite editor to specify wifi settings, build preferences, etc.
```
gedit meta-dosboxipx/kas/local-env.yml
```

Run kas to build for your target machine.

Raspberry Pi Model B

kas build meta-dosboxipx/kas/doxboxipx-raspberrypi.yml

Raspberry Pi Zero W

kas build  meta-dosboxipx/kas/doxboxipx-raspberrypi0-wifi.yml

Use bmaptool to write the image out to a block device.

Adjust the target device name, /dev/mmcblk0 appropriately, and don't forget to unmount it first!

Raspberry Pi Model B

cd build/tmp/deploy/images/raspberrypi
sudo bmaptool copy --bmap dosboxipxserver-image-raspberrypi.wic.bmap dosboxipxserver-image-raspberrypi.wic.bz2 /dev/mmcblk0

Raspberry Pi Zero W

cd build/tmp/deploy/images/raspberrypi0-wifi
sudo bmaptool copy --bmap dosboxipxserver-image-raspberrypi0-wifi.wic.bmap dosboxipxserver-image-raspberrypi0-wifi.wic.bz2 /dev/mmcblk0