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Fixed firmware for v3 board

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Terence Boldt 2021-12-22 09:37:54 -05:00
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;ID bytes for booting and drive detection
cpx #$20 ;ID bytes for ProDOS and the
cpx #$00 ; Apple Autostart ROM
ldy #$00 ; Apple Autostart ROM
cpx #$03 ;
cpx #$3C ;this one for older II's
@ -55,7 +55,8 @@
;display copyright message
ldy #<text
drawtxt: lda (buflo),y
drawtxt:
lda (buflo),y
sta $07D0,y ;put text on last line
iny
bne drawtxt
@ -162,7 +163,7 @@ loop16:
dec bufhi
clc ;clear error code for success
lda #$00
rts ;return to ProDOS
jmp (jumpAddressLo)
readnext256:
inc bufhi
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.byte 0,0 ;0000 blocks = check status
.byte 3 ;bit 0=read 1=status
.byte entry&$00FF ;low byte of entry
.byte <entry ;low byte of entry

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00C700 1
00C700 1 ;ID bytes for booting and drive detection
00C700 1 E0 20 cpx #$20 ;ID bytes for ProDOS and the
00C702 1 E0 00 cpx #$00 ; Apple Autostart ROM
00C702 1 A0 00 ldy #$00 ; Apple Autostart ROM
00C704 1 E0 03 cpx #$03 ;
00C706 1 E0 3C cpx #$3C ;this one for older II's
00C708 1
@ -58,8 +58,9 @@ Current file: Firmware.asm
00C720 1 AA tax
00C721 1
00C721 1 ;display copyright message
00C721 1 A0 C1 ldy #<text
00C723 1 B1 44 drawtxt: lda (buflo),y
00C721 1 A0 C3 ldy #<text
00C723 1 drawtxt:
00C723 1 B1 44 lda (buflo),y
00C725 1 99 D0 07 sta $07D0,y ;put text on last line
00C728 1 C8 iny
00C729 1 D0 F8 bne drawtxt
@ -162,41 +163,50 @@ Current file: Firmware.asm
00C7AE 1 C0 00 cpy #$00
00C7B0 1 D0 DD bne loop256
00C7B2 1 C6 FF dec blockHalfCounter
00C7B4 1 D0 06 bne readnext256
00C7B4 1 D0 08 bne readnext256
00C7B6 1 C6 45 dec bufhi
00C7B8 1 18 clc ;clear error code for success
00C7B9 1 A9 00 lda #$00
00C7BB 1 60 rts ;return to ProDOS
00C7BC 1
00C7BC 1 readnext256:
00C7BC 1 E6 45 inc bufhi
00C7BE 1 18 clc
00C7BF 1 90 C7 bcc read256
00C7C1 1
00C7C1 1 ;macro for string with high-bit set
00C7C1 1 .macro aschi str
00C7C1 1 .repeat .strlen (str), c
00C7C1 1 .byte .strat (str, c) | $80
00C7C1 1 .endrep
00C7C1 1 .endmacro
00C7C1 1
00C7C1 1 D2 CF CD AD text: aschi "ROM-Drive (c)1998-2021 Terence J. Boldt"
00C7C5 1 C4 F2 E9 F6
00C7C9 1 E5 A0 A8 E3
00C7E8 1 end:
00C7E8 1 00 .byte 0
00C7E9 1
00C7E9 1 ; These bytes need to be at the top of the 256 byte firmware as ProDOS
00C7E9 1 ; uses these to find the entry point and drive capabilities
00C7E9 1
00C7E9 1 00 00 00 00 .repeat 251-<end
00C7ED 1 00 00 00 00
00C7F1 1 00 00 00 00
00C7BB 1 6C FA 00 jmp (jumpAddressLo)
00C7BE 1
00C7BE 1 readnext256:
00C7BE 1 E6 45 inc bufhi
00C7C0 1 18 clc
00C7C1 1 90 C5 bcc read256
00C7C3 1
00C7C3 1 ;macro for string with high-bit set
00C7C3 1 .macro aschi str
00C7C3 1 .repeat .strlen (str), c
00C7C3 1 .byte .strat (str, c) | $80
00C7C3 1 .endrep
00C7C3 1 .endmacro
00C7C3 1
00C7C3 1 D2 CF CD AD text: aschi "ROM-Drive (c)1998-2021 Terence J. Boldt"
00C7C7 1 C4 F2 E9 F6
00C7CB 1 E5 A0 A8 E3
00C7CF 1 A9 B1 B9 B9
00C7D3 1 B8 AD B2 B0
00C7D7 1 B2 B1 A0 D4
00C7DB 1 E5 F2 E5 EE
00C7DF 1 E3 E5 A0 CA
00C7E3 1 AE A0 C2 EF
00C7E7 1 EC E4 F4
00C7EA 1 end:
00C7EA 1 00 .byte 0
00C7EB 1
00C7EB 1 ; These bytes need to be at the top of the 256 byte firmware as ProDOS
00C7EB 1 ; uses these to find the entry point and drive capabilities
00C7EB 1
00C7EB 1 00 00 00 00 .repeat 251-<end
00C7EF 1 00 00 00 00
00C7F3 1 00 00 00 00
00C7F7 1 00 00 00 00
00C7FB 1 00
00C7FC 1 .byte 0
00C7FC 1 .endrepeat
00C7FC 1
00C7FC 1 00 00 .byte 0,0 ;0000 blocks = check status
00C7FE 1 03 .byte 3 ;bit 0=read 1=status
00C7FF 1 35 .byte entry&$00FF ;low byte of entry
00C7FF 1 35 .byte <entry ;low byte of entry
00C800 1
00C800 1

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.byte "Do not overwrite any of blocks after this point as it is used for the firmware. There are 7 copies of the 256 byte firmware, one for each slot due to 6502 code being non-relocatable. Have fun and feel free to improve on the hardware / sofware. --- Terence"
printChar = $FDED
home = $FC58
.org $2000
jsr home
ldy #$0
nextChar:
lda text,y
beq infiniteLoop
jsr printChar
iny
clc
bcc nextChar
infiniteLoop:
clc
bcc infiniteLoop ;hang for eternity
.macro aschi str
.repeat .strlen (str), c
.byte .strat (str, c) | $80
.endrep
.endmacro
text:
aschi "Block 0001 normally reserved for SOS"
.byte $8D
aschi "boot contains the firmware for the"
.byte $8D
aschi "ProDOS ROM-Drive."
.byte $8D
.byte $8D
aschi "(c)1998 - 2021 Terence J. Boldt"
.byte $8D
.byte $8D
aschi "github.com/tjboldt/ProDOS-ROMDrive"
.byte $8D
.byte $8D
aschi "Do NOT overwrite Block 0001"
end:
.byte 0
.repeat 255-<end
.byte 0
.endrepeat

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ca65 V2.18 - N/A
Main file : Warning.asm
Current file: Warning.asm
000000r 1 printChar = $FDED
000000r 1 home = $FC58
000000r 1
000000r 1 .org $2000
002000 1
002000 1 20 58 FC jsr home
002003 1 A0 00 ldy #$0
002005 1 nextChar:
002005 1 B9 14 20 lda text,y
002008 1 F0 07 beq infiniteLoop
00200A 1 20 ED FD jsr printChar
00200D 1 C8 iny
00200E 1 18 clc
00200F 1 90 F4 bcc nextChar
002011 1 infiniteLoop:
002011 1 18 clc
002012 1 90 FD bcc infiniteLoop ;hang for eternity
002014 1
002014 1 .macro aschi str
002014 1 .repeat .strlen (str), c
002014 1 .byte .strat (str, c) | $80
002014 1 .endrep
002014 1 .endmacro
002014 1
002014 1 text:
002014 1 C2 EC EF E3 aschi "Block 0001 normally reserved for SOS"
002018 1 EB A0 B0 B0
00201C 1 B0 B1 A0 EE
002020 1 EF F2 ED E1
002024 1 EC EC F9 A0
002028 1 F2 E5 F3 E5
00202C 1 F2 F6 E5 E4
002030 1 A0 E6 EF F2
002034 1 A0 D3 CF D3
002038 1 8D .byte $8D
002039 1 E2 EF EF F4 aschi "boot contains the firmware for the"
00203D 1 A0 E3 EF EE
002041 1 F4 E1 E9 EE
002045 1 F3 A0 F4 E8
002049 1 E5 A0 E6 E9
00204D 1 F2 ED F7 E1
002051 1 F2 E5 A0 E6
002055 1 EF F2 A0 F4
002059 1 E8 E5
00205B 1 8D .byte $8D
00205C 1 D0 F2 EF C4 aschi "ProDOS ROM-Drive."
002060 1 CF D3 A0 D2
002064 1 CF CD AD C4
002068 1 F2 E9 F6 E5
00206C 1 AE
00206D 1 8D .byte $8D
00206E 1 8D .byte $8D
00206F 1 A8 E3 A9 B1 aschi "(c)1998 - 2021 Terence J. Boldt"
002073 1 B9 B9 B8 A0
002077 1 AD A0 B2 B0
00207B 1 B2 B1 A0 D4
00207F 1 E5 F2 E5 EE
002083 1 E3 E5 A0 CA
002087 1 AE A0 C2 EF
00208B 1 EC E4 F4
00208E 1 8D .byte $8D
00208F 1 8D .byte $8D
002090 1 E7 E9 F4 E8 aschi "github.com/tjboldt/ProDOS-ROMDrive"
002094 1 F5 E2 AE E3
002098 1 EF ED AF F4
00209C 1 EA E2 EF EC
0020A0 1 E4 F4 AF D0
0020A4 1 F2 EF C4 CF
0020A8 1 D3 AD D2 CF
0020AC 1 CD C4 F2 E9
0020B0 1 F6 E5
0020B2 1 8D .byte $8D
0020B3 1 8D .byte $8D
0020B4 1 C4 EF A0 CE aschi "Do NOT overwrite Block 0001"
0020B8 1 CF D4 A0 EF
0020BC 1 F6 E5 F2 F7
0020C0 1 F2 E9 F4 E5
0020C4 1 A0 C2 EC EF
0020C8 1 E3 EB A0 B0
0020CC 1 B0 B0 B1
0020CF 1
0020CF 1 end:
0020CF 1 00 .byte 0
0020D0 1
0020D0 1 00 00 00 00 .repeat 255-<end
0020D4 1 00 00 00 00
0020D8 1 00 00 00 00
0020DC 1 00 00 00 00
0020E0 1 00 00 00 00
0020E4 1 00 00 00 00
0020E8 1 00 00 00 00
0020EC 1 00 00 00 00
0020F0 1 00 00 00 00
0020F4 1 00 00 00 00
0020F8 1 00 00 00 00
0020FC 1 00 00 00 00
0020D0 1 .byte 0
0020D0 1 .endrepeat
0020D0 1

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#!/bin/sh
ca65 Warning.asm -o warning.o
ca65 Firmware.asm -o firmware.o --listing Firmware.lst
ca65 Warning.asm -o warning.o --listing Warning.lst --list-bytes 255 || exit 1
ca65 Firmware.asm -o firmware.o --listing Firmware.lst --list-bytes 255 || exit 1
ld65 -t none warning.o firmware.o -o Firmware.bin
ld65 -t none warning.o firmware.o -o Firmware.bin || exit 1
# assumes ProDOS-Utilities is in your path: https://github.com/tjboldt/ProDOS-Utilities
rm BlankDriveWithFirmware.po
ProDOS-Utilities -c create -d BlankDriveWithFirmware.po -v ROM -s 2048
ProDOS-Utilities -b 0x0001 -c writeblock -d BlankDriveWithFirmware.po -i Firmware.bin
ProDOS-Utilities -b 0x0001 -c readblock -d BlankDriveWithFirmware.po
ProDOS-Utilities -c ls -d BlankDriveWithFirmware.po
rm BlankDriveWithFirmware.po || exit 1
ProDOS-Utilities -c create -d BlankDriveWithFirmware.po -v ROM -s 2048 || exit 1
ProDOS-Utilities -b 0x0001 -c writeblock -d GamesWithFirmware.po -i Firmware.bin || exit 1
ProDOS-Utilities -b 0x0001 -c writeblock -d BlankDriveWithFirmware.po -i Firmware.bin || exit 1
ProDOS-Utilities -b 0x0001 -c readblock -d BlankDriveWithFirmware.po || exit 1
ProDOS-Utilities -c ls -d BlankDriveWithFirmware.po || exit 1

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# NOTE!
This branch is untested and just here as a work in progress. Do NOT use. Use main branch instead.
# v3
This is a new revision of the hardware, incompatible with previous firmware and drive image. If you have a v2.5 board, see the v2.5 tag [here](https://github.com/tjboldt/ProDOS-ROM-Drive/tree/v2.5)
# ProDOS ROM-Drive
This is a peripheral card for the Apple ][ series computers that acts as a read-only solid state disk drive (SSD) all in EPROM. Although it won't run DOS, it is fully ProDOS compatible and will appear as a read-only hard drive even when booting from another drive. It holds 1024 KB of disk data with the 256 byte firmware stored in block 0001 where the SOS boot loader normally resides. The drive boots ProDOS and into BASIC in under 1.5 seconds.
![Image of Board](/Hardware/ProDOS%20ROM-Drive%203.0%20Front.jpg)
You can order blank circuit boards from [PCBWay](https://www.pcbway.com/project/shareproject/ProDOS_ROM_Drive_v3_1903e388.html) or upload the provided gerber and drill files to any PCB manufacturer.
## History
My first Apple computer was an Apple //e that my brother bought in early 1984. Countless hours were spent playing games which developed my interest in building games. This also led to the creation of various utilities to help organize disks or just to see what could be done while programming.
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In 2019, I decided to revisit the original design as I was disappointed that the original didn't have a solder mask and was rather large for what it was. I got the board much smaller but in the process of translating my two decade old hand written notes, I made a mistake on one control line. To actually call this project finished, I had to make another revision. I also noticed the revised board was slightly larger than a credit card so I worked for a couple weeks to optimize the lines and squeeze the two-layer board down to 3.375" x 2.125". The board here is that final revision 2.5 (note that references to first, second and third design are all the solderless breadboard prototypes leading up to the 1.0 circuit board printed in 1999, 2.0 was never made, 2.1 is the board with the error patched with a jumper wire and 2.2 through 2.4 were never made).
In 2021, the first and only issue was opened on the project requesting that the firmware be relocatable. I let that issue sit for a few months and then Ralle Palaveev supplied some relocatable firmware as a patch. I quickly realized that this could be placed into the second block on the drive normally reserved for SOS bootloader for the Apple ///, essentially allowing the full EPROM to be used for the drive. I disassembed Ralle's patch, merged it into the existing source
code and made a few updates to save a few bytes and add clarity.
In 2021, the first and only issue was opened on the project requesting that the firmware be relocatable. I let that issue sit for a few months and then Ralle Palaveev supplied some relocatable firmware as a patch. I quickly realized that this could be placed into the second block on the drive normally reserved for SOS bootloader for the Apple ///, essentially allowing the full EPROM to be used for the drive. I disassembed Ralle's patch, merged it into the existing source code and made a few updates to save a few bytes and add clarity.
## Notes
The firmware code needs to be assembled 7 times with different parameters specifying which slot to assemble for. It is probably easier to work from the EPROM image as it is already a 1 MB disk image with the firmware in the top four ProDOS blocks.
I usually use Ciderpress to copy files onto the drive image and then burn the file to a 27C801 EPROM with a GQ-4x4 USB Programmer.
I usually use Ciderpress to copy files onto the drive image and then burn the file to a 27C801 EPROM with a GQ-4x4 USB Programmer. Do NOT overwrite block 0001 as it contains the firmware for the card.
If you're planning on designing you own card, I highly recommend reading "Interfacing & Digital Experiments with your Apple" by Charles J. Engelisher and Apple's "Apple II Reference Manual" as well as "ProDOS Technical Reference Manual" if you want to build a drive. You also need an EPROM programmer, some chips and a prototyping board. My designs used simple logic gates to decode addresses but if you want to reduce chip count, you'll also need a PAL/GAL logic programmer (which some EPROM programmers can do).