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=== Overview === | |||
The F256 is not able to do wifi out of the box, but needs extra hardware. | The F256 is not able to do wifi out of the box, but needs extra hardware. | ||
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Then, you need to access wifi from the device. | Then, you need to access wifi from the device. | ||
=== Configuring a wifi-module (on motherboard) === | |||
xxx Needs detail | xxx Needs detail | ||
=== Finding and configuring a modem === | |||
Hardware that we know to work, | Hardware that we know to work, | ||
* [https://www.tindie.com/products/theoldnet/rs232-serial-wifi-modem-for-vintage-computers-v4/#specs|RS232 Serial Wifi Modem for Vintage Computers V4] | * [https://www.tindie.com/products/theoldnet/rs232-serial-wifi-modem-for-vintage-computers-v4/#specs|RS232 Serial Wifi Modem for Vintage Computers V4] | ||
xxx Needs | xxx Needs detail | ||
=== Verify connectivity === | |||
xxx Needs detail | |||
Revision as of 03:40, 21 December 2023
Overview
The F256 is not able to do wifi out of the box, but needs extra hardware.
There are currently two paths to this, 1. Have a wifi chip module into the motherboard of the f256 foenix. (You can now configure this as an option when you order your foenix, and Stefany will install it) 2. Connect the DB9 serial port to a modem
Then, you need to access wifi from the device.
Configuring a wifi-module (on motherboard)
xxx Needs detail
Finding and configuring a modem
Hardware that we know to work,
xxx Needs detail
Verify connectivity
xxx Needs detail
