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Apple Disk II address field scanner
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README.md

Apple Disk II address field scanner

This application is my lame attempt to understand the old Apple Disk II interface. This included writing the read, decode, and physical routines to move the disk arm.

Notes

  • Makefile is very rudimentary as I am not a Makefile type person and build is so fast it doesn't matter
  • Pay attention to versions
  • Makefile makes assumptions about where things are placed, correct as necessary

Current setup(s)

Windows

Please note that this mixes the Cygin Unix-y path flavor with the Windows path flavor. Java (as it is a Windows application) requires Windows pathing instead of Unix pathing. See the Makefile configuration section.

  • Cygwin 64-bit
  • git
  • gcc (to compile Merlin32)
  • make
  • Java (Windows version)
  • AppleCommander
  • Merlin32

Mac OS X

  • Java
  • AppleCommander
  • Text editor
  • Merlin32

Software required to build:

  • Merlin32 by Brutal Deluxe (version 1.0)
  • The command-line variant of AppleCommander (please note this project is using 1.3.5.14-ac and that the command-line options do vary across versions)
  • Either a real Apple II or an emulator