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This application is my lame attempt to understand the old Apple Disk II interface. This included writing the read, decode, and physical routines to move the disk arm.
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## Screen Shots
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The initial page of the application will be the About Page. This is primarily to give the user a chance to swap disks but maybe lets them read up on what is available. (New as of V2.0)
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For close to normal disks, the Address Field Scanner can be used to spot-check which sectors are available on the track. If this pages displays empty, you may want to peruse the raw disk data on the Browse page. (New as of V1.0)
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The Browse Buffer Page displays the disk-level bytes. If the standard address field header is located, those bytes will be hilighted to make them stand out. (New as of V2.0)
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The Graphical Disk Display is a rudimentary component to give a 'picture' of the disk. This counts sync bytes (generally $FF); note that timing is not considered so these may be data bytes as well (8 bit versus 10 bits on disk).
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## Notes
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* `Makefile` is very rudimentary as I am not a Makefile type person and build is so fast it doesn't matter
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* Pay attention to versions
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