Floppy EMUlator for Linux, c source
(also known as "SIO2Linux")
by Pavel Machek and Preston Crow

A C program for Intel Pentium based PC's running the Linux operating system.
Like "SIO2PC" and "APE" for MSDOS PC's, this program allows you to connect
an Atari 8-bit's SIO serial port to your PC's RS232 serial port and use your
PC as though it were a disk drive.

This version, 1.4, is very simple.  Up to 8 drives of any size, single or
double density, can be loaded.  You shouldn't use any other SIO devices at
the same time.  There's no user interface.  But it works (at least for
those of us who've tried it so far!) and it's far better than corrupting your
Linux box with an MSDOS partition, or using a second PC to run SIO2PC/APE,
even though they're excellent programs!

Compile with "gcc femul-1.4.c -o femul" and run "femul".  You can also
get "femul" to let your Atari (running a VT terminal) connect to your Linux
box's "getty" and log-in from it.

Home page for info: http://atrey.karlin.mff.cuni.cz/~pavel/atari/

This quick explanatory doc. by Bill Kendrick, 98.Nov.23