NaomiBoot

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Name	Modified	Size	InfoDownloads / Week
32GB SD Images	2014-03-26		2
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Version: 1.0
Date: 24/03/2014
Author: Gumbo

Intro

So, I got sick and tired of having to boot up my pc every-time I wanted to NetBoot a game over to my Naomi. As a result, this project appeared. Basically, You go to http://naomiboot or the Raspberry Pi's IP address in any(?) web browser on the same network, and select a game, the Pi will then send the game over Ethernet. Pretty simple really.

Requirements

Wifi Adapter, I used an EdiMax adapter, its small, it works.
Ethernet Cable
SD card, Images are available for 2GB, 8GB, 16GB and 32GB. If your card is a different size, Then you will need to manually expand the FAT32 "boot" partition.
5V Power Supply, I personally use the 5V CN12 Connector on the Naomi Filter board.

Things You Need To Do

This does not just work out of the box, There are a couple of things you need to do.
1. Change the WiFi credentials.
I've made Changing the Wifi information as simply as possible. In the FAT32 Boot partition, Open the "interfaces" file and replace "YOUR WIFI NETWORK NAME" & "YOUR WIFI PASSWORD" with your network information.
Be sure to keep the Quotation marks.
2. Change your Naomi IP Address.
Your Naomi needs to have the IP address of 192.168.2.2, If it doesn't have that address, it wont work, and you will have to change the IP in the naomiboot.py file in /var/www/roms/

SD Card Info

I Will/have provided SD images for 2GB, 8GB, 16GB & 32GB SD Cards. The reason for this is that not everybody will be using all roms available, and may only use 2 or 3, so would only need to use a 2GB card. Below is the amount of space that is available for roms on each card.

2GB Card = 1GB rom space.
4GB Card = 2.7GB rom space.
8GB Card = 6.7GB rom space.
16GB Card = 14.4GB rom space.
32GB Card = 29.7GB rom space.

Removing Games

If you want / need to remove games from the web front-end, you will need to edit the index.html file in the /var/www/ folder, open it with your favourite text editor (I recommend notepad++) and you will see plenty of lines like this:

<figure><a href="javascript:void(0)" class="thumb label inside bottom" data-label="RomName" onclick="RomName();"><img src="roms/RomName/RomName.jpg" alt="RomName" /></a></figure>

All you need to do is either completely remove that line, or I recommend you just comment it out like so:

<!-- <figure><a href="javascript:void(0)" class="thumb label inside bottom" data-label="RomName" onclick="RomName();"><img src="roms/RomName/RomName.jpg" alt="RomName" /></a></figure> -->

ROMS

Roms need to be placed in the roms folder in the 'boot' partition of the Pi's SD card. In order for the Game to load when it is selected from the web. You need to make sure your roms are named exactly the same as the below roms.