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@ -145,6 +145,43 @@ The Rakefile uses this information to patch the original ROM 4 and produce the R
One file, `iic.defs` is included by all of the other source files. This has entry points, origins, and various RAM locations defined in it for use by the other source code. One file, `iic.defs` is included by all of the other source files. This has entry points, origins, and various RAM locations defined in it for use by the other source code.
### Test Scenarios
#### Basic Functional Tests
1. With no bootable ProDOS RAMdisk, boot the system from power off or ctrl-oa-reset.
- Expected: The system boots the same as an unmodified ROM 4.
2. With a bootable ProDOS RAMdisk containing ProDOS, boot the system from power off or ctrl-oa-reset.
- Expected: The system boots from RAM disk, an inverse R may appear on line 24 of the display.
3. Power on the system with the ca key pressed or use ctrl-ca-reset.
- Expected: The menu is displayed.
4. RAM disk recovery:
1. Battery-backed RAM present with bootable ProDOS RAM disk: Power off the machine and leave it for 1 hr. Power on.
- Expected: The system boots from RAM disk.
2. Battery-backed RAM present with bootable ProDOS RAM disk: Erase main RAM from 0400 up (e.g. in monitor: `400:A0` then `401<400.BFFEM`) and press ctrl-oa-reset.
- Expected: The system boots from RAM disk.
#### Menu Item Functional Tests
All cases: When any menu option is selected, the "ROM 4X MM/DD/YY" message is displayed on the bottom of the screen.
0. Monitor
- Expected: We are dropped into the monitor immediately.
1. Reboot
- Expected: System boots as normal.
2. Zero RAM Card and Reboot
- Expected: Reboot if no card RAM present. Otherwise, counter appears in upper left corner and card RAM is cleared.
3. Diagnostics
- Expected: System enters built-in diagnostics as if ctrl-oa-ca-reset was pressed.
4. RAM Card Diagnostics
- Expected: System enters RAM card diagnostics if card RAM present, then/or (no mem) drops to monitor when exited by failure or user escape key.
5. Boot SmartPort
- Expected: The system boots from a SmartPort device, skipping the RAM card and 5.25 floppy drives.
6. Boot Internal 5.25
- Expected: The system boots from the internal 5.25 drive, skipping the RAM card. The system may proceed to the SmartPort if no disk is found.
7. Boot External 5.25
- Expected: The system boots from the external 5.25 drive, skipping the RAM card. The system may proceed to the SmartPort if no disk is found.
# The Whole Story # The Whole Story
The Apple II Plus was the first computer my family owned. It's what I learned to program on. We spent hours at the keyboard typing in programs from magazines, and eventually I learned to modify them and write my own. As technology progressed, I switched to PCs like almost everyone else and largely forgot about the Apple II after the 90s. But, I held on to most of the stuff I'd acquired for it, much of which became cheap in the years after Apple discontinued the product line. The Apple II Plus was the first computer my family owned. It's what I learned to program on. We spent hours at the keyboard typing in programs from magazines, and eventually I learned to modify them and write my own. As technology progressed, I switched to PCs like almost everyone else and largely forgot about the Apple II after the 90s. But, I held on to most of the stuff I'd acquired for it, much of which became cheap in the years after Apple discontinued the product line.