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@ -2977,6 +2977,215 @@ Let's fire up `Copy ][` Sector Editor and make the _modifications_
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to skip reading track 22.
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## Kracking Fantavision
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Back in the day all the kids pretending to be cool used to use "3l33t" (elite) speak.
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The spelling of "cracked" -- kracked -- is simply part of this "culture"
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or "warez scene" as it was (self) called.
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"Cracking" is the (fine) art of removing copy protection.
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How can we bypass the two nibble counts used?
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Recall that Boot Stage 2 at $B500, reads in the 4&4 encypted Boot Stage 3
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into $BC00 .. $BFFF. The code at $BC00 .. $BD26 is used by the Backup Utility
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to write out $BE00 .. $BF00 onto track $22. Since our disk is normal
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DOS3.3 / ProDOS format we don't care about these two pages $BC and $BD.
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The only relevent code is $BE00 .. $BF5F
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Now it seems silly to waste an entire track $22 just for two sectors worth of data
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at $BE00 .. $BFFF. It turns out when we analyzed the `RWTS` that there
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were two unused pages:
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| Track | Sector | Address |
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|:-----:|:------:|:-------:|
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| $15 | $6 | $B600 |
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| $15 | $7 | $B700 |
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We can store the decoded $BE00 .. $BFFF @ $B600, have the boot sector move
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them "up" in memory to their final (original) destination @ $BE00, by-pass
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the second Nibble Count and Bob's our uncle.
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We have a choice of where to put the memory mover:
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* At $08E0 .. $08FF, the unused padding of the boot sector, or
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* At $B500
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I'm going to use $B500 since that keeps the "spirit" of $B500 "decoding"
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Boot Stage 3 into $BE00. :-)
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### Cracking in 3 Easy Payments, er Steps
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These steps are quite detailed but should be rather straight-forward.
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Just take your time and you'll do fine.
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### Cracking Step 1: The Easy Stuff
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If we want to keep the original code at $B500 (sentimental reasons, perhaps?)
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we could stash this on the unused bytes on Track $15, Sector $5 @ $B580 -- but
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we'd have to update the boot sector @ $087A:00 -> 80 to call our new mover:
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From:
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```asm
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879:20 00 B5
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```
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To:
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```asm
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879:20 80 B5
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```
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Normally I like making the minimal number of changes possible
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but let's keep the original code.
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```asm
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ORG $B580
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Krack:
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B580:A2 00 LDX #$00 ; Copy 256 bytes/page, 2x Pages
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; We probably should also
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; LDY #$00
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CopyPages: ; restore $B600..$B7FF:00
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B582:BD 00 B6 LDA $B600,X ; for completness via:
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B585:9D 00 BE STA $BE00,X ; TAY
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B588:BD 00 B7 LDA $B700,X ; STA $B600,X
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B58B:9D 00 BF STA $BF00,X ; STA $B700,X
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B58E:E8 INX
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B58F:D0 F1 BNE CopyPages ;^ $B502
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B591:18 CLC ; C=0 good "read" for $087C
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B592:60 RTS ;
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```
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Hold off entering this in for now, we'll queue this up in a minute.
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### Cracking Step 2: The Tedious Stuff
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Since I'm lazy I don't feel like manually entering in T15S6 ($BE00)
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and T15S7 ($BF00). Now we can't just do a manual sector copy off the
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original Fantavision disk since Track $22 doesn't have any traditional sectors!
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Instead, we'll want to save $BE00 .. $BFFF on our `Fanta.Work` disk -- but with
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a twist. Due to DOS 3.3 retarded _amateur design_ it stores 4 bytes IN the binary file.
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What we want is the DOS 3.3 file such that $BE00 is aligned on the
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_start_ of a sector -- that way we can manually copy the two sectors.
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All we need do is save a dummy $100-4 = $FC prefix to force the alignment.
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If you already have `B3.FANTAVISION_T22_BC00` skip to step 7.
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Otherwise, if you missed saving Boot Stage 3 here is a quick way to save it:
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1. Remove any disk in Slot 6, Drive 1
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2. Insert Fantavision in Slot 6, Drive 1
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3. Enter in these instructions:
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```
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CALL-151
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9600<C600.C6FFM
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96FA:9F
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9F00:60 60
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9600G
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FC58G
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2B:60
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801G
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2000<B000.BFFFM
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```
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4. Replace disk in Slot 6, Drive 1, with `Fanta.Work`
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5. `C600`
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6. `BSAVE B3.FANTAVISION_T22_BC00,A$2C00,L$400`
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Optional skip 7 :-)
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7. `BLOAD B3.FANTAVISION_T22_BC00,A$2C00`
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8. `BSAVE B3.KRACK_T22_B600,A$2B04,L$4FC`
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Now move your `Fanta.Work` disk to Drive 2, and fire up Copy \]\[+ in Drive 1.
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9. Now the hard part -- where was our $BC00 code saved on `Fanta.Work` ?
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* `Track/Sector Map` > `Disk B`
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* Make a note of which file it is, i.e. `K`
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* `RETURN` to continue
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* `RETURN` to see the files allocated. On my disk it was saved at Track $F, Sector $F .. Sector $A
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* `RETURN` to return to the menu
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10. `Sector Edit` > `Disk B`
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11. Optional Read Track $11, Sector $F and/or Sector $E.
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* Look for our filename: `B3.KRACK_T22_B600`, and move back 3 bytes
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12. `R` to read Track T1, Sector S1 for the FTOC. At address $12 is the Track/Sector we want
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13. `R` to read Track T2, Sector S2. i.e. Track $0F, Sector $B
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14. Remove `Fanta.Work`
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15. Replace with `Fanta.COPYA`
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16. `W` to Track $15, Sector $6
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17. Remove `Fanta.COPYA`
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18. Replace with `Fanta.Work`
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19. `R` to read Track T2, Sector S2-1. i.e. Track $0F, Sector $A
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20. Remove `Fanta.Work`
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21. Replace with `Fanta.COPYA`
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22. `W` to write Track $15, Sector $7
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Here is a little table to help:
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| Disk | Read | Write |
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|Fanta.Work | T0FSB | n/a |
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|Fanta.COPYA| n/a | T15S6 |
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|Fanta.Work | T0FSA | n/a |
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|Fanta.COPYA| n/a | T15S7 |
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Don't forgot we need to modify T15S5 with our `mini $BE00 loader`
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23. `R` to read Track $15, Sector $5
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24. `H` to enter in the bytes from Step 1,
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```asm
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B500:A2 00 BD 00 B6 9D 00 BE
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B508:BD 00 B7 9D 00 BF E8 D0
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B510:F1 18 60
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```
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25. `W` to write Track $15, Sector $5
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26. Lastly, let's patch T00S0 to call our new mover.
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* `R` Track $00, Sector $0
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* `A` Address $7A
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* `H` Hex: $80
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27. And `W` to write it.
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Whew! One more step.
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### Cracking Step 3: Skip Nibble Count 2
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The astute reader will notice this is titled "Skip Nibble Count 2".
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What happened to Nibble Count 1? We already handled that in the
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previous instructions. Pay attention! :-)
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Seriously though, we just have one more tiny patch to make:
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The code at $BE00 calls nibble check 2 @ $BEAA
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```
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BEAA:4C AD BE JMP DoNibbleCheck2
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DoNibbleCheck2:
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BEAD:A0 00 LDY #$00
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```
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This routine ends at $BF0F -- so let's jump there instead skipping the whole thing. :-)
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1. `R` Track $15, Sector $6
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2. `A` Address $AB
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3. `H` Hex: $0F $BF
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2. `W` Track $15, Sector $6
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And now for the moment of truth ...
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Put our `Fanta.COPYA` in Slot 6, Drive 1, and reboot.
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* 
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Success!
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## ProDOS Hybrid!?
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