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 # apple2idiot
 
-A general purpose ESP32 Wifi and Bluetooth board for the Apple II family of computers (with expansion slots).  
+A general purpose ESP32 Wifi and Bluetooth board for the Apple II family of
+computers (with expansion slots).  
 
-This card is essentially an ESP32 module and a dual-port ram chip.  The Apple computer and the ESP communicate via the dual-port ram.  That means that the ESP32 doesn't acutally have access to read/write any of the Apple computer's data or address busses.  I think that's ok.  In fact, I think this card is so simple, and stupid, that lots of fun little things can be done with it, but it's not meant to "get your Apple on the internet".
+This card is essentially an ESP32 module and a dual-port ram chip.  The Apple
+computer and the ESP communicate via the dual-port ram.  That means that the
+ESP32 doesn't acutally have access to read/write any of the Apple computer's
+data or address busses.  I think that's ok.  In fact, I think this card is so
+simple, and stupid, that lots of fun little things can be done with it, but
+it's not meant to "get your Apple on the internet".
 
-As a user of the card, you write the software that runs on the ESP32 module, and the software that runs on the Apple computer.  In the `examples/` folder are examples of how to do simple little things.  Software on the apple just peeks/pokes commands and data to the ram chip, and the ESP responds however it's programmed to resppond.
+As a user of the card, you write the software that runs on the ESP32 module,
+and the software that runs on the Apple computer.  In the `examples/` folder
+are examples of how to do simple little things.  Software on the apple just
+peeks/pokes commands and data to the ram chip, and the ESP responds however
+it's programmed to resppond.
 
 ## Some of the example programs that have been developed so far
 
@@ -17,13 +27,11 @@ As a user of the card, you write the software that runs on the ESP32 module, and
 
 ### The Card
 
-This is actively being developed (as of September 2021).  The rev 0.1 board doesn't work without
-some bodge wires, and rev 0.2 boards are on their way from China.
+This is actively being developed (as of September 2021).  The rev 0.2 boards have arrived, and they work as designed.  The gerber files are here in the repo.
 
 ### The Apple II Software
 
-None of the Apple //e code is up yet because I don't have a way to transfer it
-from my 5.25 floppies to here.  I hope to fix this soon.
+There are examples written in BASIC and in cc65 in the `examples/` directory.
 
 ### The Card Software/Firmware
 
@@ -45,4 +53,3 @@ Here are some things I'm interested in making work...
 There are lots of jobs both little and big and hard and easy for someone
 looking for a project to join.  Take a look at the list above for ideas.  Feel
 free to email me at nathanhendler@gmail.com.
-
diff --git a/examples/README.md b/examples/README.md
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 # apple2idiot
 A general purpose ESP32 IOT board for the Apple IIe
 
-# Requirements
+The best example at the moment is `weather/`.
 
-## Arduino Libraries
+## Potential requirements
+
+Some of these examples require things.  Here are some notes I've been taking...
+
+### Arduino Libraries
 
 + https://github.com/me-no-dev/ESPAsyncWebServer
 + https://github.com/me-no-dev/AsyncTCP
@@ -21,8 +25,6 @@ mv AsyncTCP-master AsyncTCP
 mv ESPAsyncWebServer-master ESPAsyncWebServer
 ```
 
-## Potential requirements
-
 For ESP32 webserver to serve static files...
 
 + https://github.com/me-no-dev/arduino-esp32fs-plugin
diff --git a/examples/weather/README.md b/examples/weather/README.md
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+# Apple2 Internet Weather Client Example
+
+#. Use the arduino-cli or ide to transfer weather.ino to the ESP32 on the apple2idiot card.
+#. Use either `WEATHER.BAS` or the `/apple2-cc65/weather.dsk` on your Apple ][.
+
+
diff --git a/examples/weather/apple2-cc65/COMPILE.md b/examples/weather/apple2-cc65/COMPILE.md
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-```
-make
-make TARGETS=apple2 dsk
-```
-cp weather.dsk ~/bin/ADTPro-2.1.0/disks/
diff --git a/examples/weather/apple2-cc65/README.md b/examples/weather/apple2-cc65/README.md
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 This is the C code to compile the software that runs on an Apple2 and makes use
 of the Apple2idiot card to display the weather for a given city.
+
+
+## How I use this
+
+This is how I compile, make a disk and then stage the disk for transfer to my //c using ADTPro.
+
+```
+make
+make TARGETS=apple2 dsk
+cp weather.dsk ~/bin/ADTPro-2.1.0/disks/
+```