Using Your Meatloaf
You have been patient and acquired the parts from China and built and tested your device. Now we're going to show you what it can do.
If you configured your platformio.ini file, you can skip this step, however if you need to connect to your WiFi, use the following Commodore basic command:
OPEN1,30,15,"SETSSID:MYSSID,MYPASSWORD";CLOSE1
Replace MYSSID and MYPASSWORD with your SSID and Password
After It connects, it will persist on future reboots. To verify you're connected, try to connect to the Meatloaf.cc server on the internet. It's programmed in shorthand on your device.
LOAD"ML:$",8 // This will load the file directory on the Meatloaf server
Loading software from Meatloaf is very easy. You simply load programs as you would from a regular Commodore disk drive, with a few additions depending on where or how the files are stored. If you've changed your drive number in the configuration, please substitute the examples below with your chosen device.
LOAD"HTTPS://LOADRUN64.COM/D64/SNOW.PRG",8
RUN
LOAD"HTTPS://LOADRUN64.COM/D64/SPACEDEMO.D64",8
This is equivalent of inserting a disk into your Commodore drive. From here, Meatloaf will return the file listing from inside the disk image. To verify just use the LIST command. From here simply issue the standard LOAD command to load the program.
LOAD "*",8,1
RUN
If you installed an SD card in your Meatloaf, it's the default drive on your system. You treat just like any Commodore drive.
LOAD "$",8
LIST
To navigate the file structure of your meatloaf device or any server set up to stream content to Meatload, you can use these commands to move through directories.
The Meatloaf filesystem includes a modified version of the CBM File Browser