Sammy1Am
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3 years ago Yeah, MoppyClassic is getting pretty out of date, so there's not too much I can do to help you with that.
As for Moppy2, if you just download the latest release, you don't actually need NetBeans anyway (unless you want to modify the code for some reason). Just open the .bat file (if you're on Windows) to run it. If it crashes, run the .bat from a command prompt, but 9 times out of 10 it's because JAVA_HOME needs to be properly set.
I can't get the code to work on my Arduino Mega2560 R3. It seems I have everything right and ready, it's just that as soon as I connect MoppyDesk the application closes with Java Error code 1. I've been searching around on the error, and I've found that it's not because my storage, as I have plenty. I don't know why, but right now I'm having some big issues. I cannot use Moppy2 because Apache NetBeans doesn't detect it as a Project Folder, and if it's for the other IDE (Eclipse) I dunno how to use it.