I feel like a
Raspberry Pi or similar would fit the bill for this
nicely.
....
> IMHO, the Raspberry Pi, et al. qualify here too.
On Sun, 31 Jul 2022, Ali via cctalk wrote:
Well after looking around a bit last night and my
Google fu failing to
provide anything worthwhile Grant may be right i.e. there is no device
that make a shell or a telnet client available to a terminal and I will
have to roll my own. I have absolutely no experience with Raspberry Pi
(or any of these mini embedded devices). Looking around it looks like a
box would set me back about $130 even if I can get all the parts:
If you have no experience with such devices, then building this may seem
daunting.
OTOH, if you have sufficient familiarity with other systems (PC, Unix,
Mac-OS, CP/M, Apple-DOS, TRS-DOS,...), . . .
Setup a computer to do what you want. It doesn't meet one of your
criteria of small, but, consider it to be temporary, ...
Once you have SOMETHING doing exactly what you want, then replicate that
device with the Raspberry Pi. Having a working system to model it after
will eliminate the time pressure, identify most of the issues that will
need to be addressed, and make it into an excellent learning exercise.
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