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@ -63,7 +63,7 @@ Disk images:
## Apple II
I used the well-known tool ADP to copy `test.dsk` to a real Disk II 140K floppy. A solid state drive such as CFFA3000 should also work.
I used ADTPro to copy `test.dsk` to a real Disk II 140K floppy. A solid state drive such as CFFA3000 should also work.
It is also possible to run the EightBall system using the MAME Apple II emulation under Linux.
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The Linux version of EightBall is currently being built using `gcc` v7.3.0. It should build with whatever version of `gcc` you have to hand.
In order to build Apple diskette images I use the open source Apple Commander tool.
In order to build Apple diskette images I use the open source Apple Commander tool. ADTPro is an awesome tool for transferring disk images to a real Apple II via a serial (RS-232) cable.
In order to build Commodore 1541 diskette images, I use the `c1541` tool that comes with the open source VICE emulator.
I find the VICE emulator useful for testing on the Commodore C64 and VIC20 pathforms. MAME provides a useful Apple //e enhanced emulation.
Links to these projects:
- [cc65](http://github/com/cc65/cc65)
- [cc65](http://github.com/cc65/cc65)
- [Apple Commander](http://applecommander.sourceforge.net/)
- [VICE](http://vice-emu.sourceforge.net/)
- [MAME](http://mamedev.org/)
- [ADTPro](http://adtpro.com/)
## Build Procedure
I use Ubuntu Linux (18.04 at the current time.) It should also be possible to build the project using any relatively recent Linux distribution.