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-## NexDock 360 with RasPi4
+## Amiga Internet with NexDock 360 with A500 mini
-Date: 2021-12-30
+1. Extract 1) AmiNIMiga and 2) Pandory to SanDisk Ultra USB stick. Let Pandory owerwrite that one file from AmiNIMiga. More info below at topic `NexDock with A500 Mini`. Note: This does not require NexDock. This only requires A500 mini and USB Ethernet adapter like at step 3.
-I today got Nexdock 360 from https://nexdock.com . It did take about 10 days to deliver from Netherlands to Finland. I'm thinking Nexdock to be kind of a version of stateless laptop https://blog.invisiblethings.org/papers/2015/state_harmful.pdf .
+2. Edit USB stick directory `Extra CFGS/*.uae` all .uae textfiles, search from there `bsdsocket`, there change it to `bsdsocket_emu=true` . This enables Internet.
-Anyway, here is RasPi4 that has 4 GB RAM, and now with Nexdock added, it is touchscreen laptop with keyboard backlight, touchpad, extra microSD slot, extra USB-C input with adapter USB-C to USB. I did draw text "Lunduke" directly to touchscreen at Inkscape. I can pinch-zoom Inkscape "paper", change size of that text, move windows with touch, etc.
+3. Connect USB Ethernet adapter to A500 Mini. For example, I have `TP-Link Model UE300 USB 3.0 to Gigabit Ethernet Adapter` but it's possible it works with others too.
-The config changes I did to Raspberry Pi OS:
+4. Power on A500 mini, start AmiNIMiga, and browse Internet with for example with Work/Internet/IBrowse.
-```
-sudo nano /boot/config.txt
-```
-
-Add to bottom:
-```
-# USB Type-C Host for Nexdock.com
-
-dtoverlay=dwc2,dr_mode=host
-```
-
-
-
-Wires:
-
-1. Wall socket to USB-C power to Nexdock right side back
-
-2. Wall socket to USB-C power at RasPi4, so that RasPi4 gets enough power to boot. RasPi4 is power hungry, earlier RasPi models can work with power from Nexdock.
-
-3. RasPi4 microHDMI to HDMI to Nexdock miniHDMI at left side front (or whatever that midsize hdmi is called, cable included with Nexdock
-
-4. RasPi4 wired Ethernet
-
-5. RasPi4 USB2 to my external USB wired mouse
-
-6. RasPi4 USB3 to Nexdock USB-C at right side back, with my own cable that I use for charging Android phone. This does make Nexdock touchscreen, backlit keyboard, touchpad, microSD port at right side back, USB-C port at right side front work. Included is USB-C to USB adapter for mouse, USB storage etc.
-
-I prefer typing when I have turned backlit keyboard on, and touchpad off.
-
-Touchscreen works in Raspberry Pi OS. Touchscreen does not work at RISC OS Direct, so there I use my wired USB mouse.
-
-I am very happy with Nexdock, it is excellent for my developer use, and completely silent with RasPi4. This is my first touchscreen backlit keyboard laptop.
-
-But is this portable? No way, RasPi4 is very power hungry, and look at the amount of wires! This is dongle world like Apple style! But for single-board computers use, changing microSD cards, etc, it is huge improvement in usability.
-I did not get Nexdock working with my smartphones yet. I will try Nexdock with my other devices too.
+
## NexDock 360 with A500 Mini
@@ -121,4 +87,50 @@ Keyboard backlight can be turned on with Fn-F11. Fn is near bottom left corner o
### Speed: SysInfo 4.4
-
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+
+
+## NexDock 360 with RasPi4
+
+Date: 2021-12-30
+
+I today got Nexdock 360 from https://nexdock.com . It did take about 10 days to deliver from Netherlands to Finland. I'm thinking Nexdock to be kind of a version of stateless laptop https://blog.invisiblethings.org/papers/2015/state_harmful.pdf .
+
+Anyway, here is RasPi4 that has 4 GB RAM, and now with Nexdock added, it is touchscreen laptop with keyboard backlight, touchpad, extra microSD slot, extra USB-C input with adapter USB-C to USB. I did draw text "Lunduke" directly to touchscreen at Inkscape. I can pinch-zoom Inkscape "paper", change size of that text, move windows with touch, etc.
+
+The config changes I did to Raspberry Pi OS:
+
+```
+sudo nano /boot/config.txt
+```
+
+Add to bottom:
+```
+# USB Type-C Host for Nexdock.com
+
+dtoverlay=dwc2,dr_mode=host
+```
+
+
+
+Wires:
+
+1. Wall socket to USB-C power to Nexdock right side back
+
+2. Wall socket to USB-C power at RasPi4, so that RasPi4 gets enough power to boot. RasPi4 is power hungry, earlier RasPi models can work with power from Nexdock.
+
+3. RasPi4 microHDMI to HDMI to Nexdock miniHDMI at left side front (or whatever that midsize hdmi is called, cable included with Nexdock
+
+4. RasPi4 wired Ethernet
+
+5. RasPi4 USB2 to my external USB wired mouse
+
+6. RasPi4 USB3 to Nexdock USB-C at right side back, with my own cable that I use for charging Android phone. This does make Nexdock touchscreen, backlit keyboard, touchpad, microSD port at right side back, USB-C port at right side front work. Included is USB-C to USB adapter for mouse, USB storage etc.
+
+I prefer typing when I have turned backlit keyboard on, and touchpad off.
+
+Touchscreen works in Raspberry Pi OS. Touchscreen does not work at RISC OS Direct, so there I use my wired USB mouse.
+
+I am very happy with Nexdock, it is excellent for my developer use, and completely silent with RasPi4. This is my first touchscreen backlit keyboard laptop.
+
+But is this portable? No way, RasPi4 is very power hungry, and look at the amount of wires! This is dongle world like Apple style! But for single-board computers use, changing microSD cards, etc, it is huge improvement in usability.
+I did not get Nexdock working with my smartphones yet. I will try Nexdock with my other devices too.
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