TNFS Server Manager

A small GUI for managing a local TNFS server for use with FujiNet.

Available or Windows, Mac, and Linux*

Installation

Windows

1. Download the latest TNFS Server Manager (Win).zip from the Releases page
2. Unzip and place the TNFS Server Manager folder wherever you like (e.g. C:\Program Files)

macOS

1. Download the latest TNFS Server Manager (Mac).zip from the Releases page
2. Unzip and move TNFS Server Manager.app wherever you like (e.g. /Applications)

Usage

Windows

On your PC

1. Double-click TNFS Server Manager.exe to launch the program
2. Choose a root directory for the server. This should be a folder containing disk images for your vintage system
3. Click "Start Server"

On your vintage computer

1. Connect your FujiNet and power up your computer
2. Ensure your FujiNet is on the same WiFi network as your PC
3. In the Hosts section, choose a slot and enter your PC's hostname or IP address
4. Select your PC host, and you should see the files in the root directory on your PC
5. Choose a disk image; Choose a virtual disk drive slot; Select Read or Read/Write
6. Mount and boot!

macOS

On your Mac

1. Double-click TNFS Server Manager.app to launch the program
2. On first launch, you will have to manually allow the app to run by going to System Settings > Privacy & Security, and clicking "Open anyway"
3. Choose a root directory for the server. This should be a folder containing disk images for your vintage system
4. Click "Start Server"

On your vintage computer

1. Connect your FujiNet and power up your computer
2. Ensure your FujiNet is on the same WiFi network as your Mac
3. In the Hosts section, choose a slot and enter your Mac's hostname or IP address
4. Select your PC host, and you should see the files in the root directory on your PC
5. Choose a disk image; Choose a virtual disk drive slot; Select Read or Read/Write
6. Mount and boot!