Removed unnecessary files

Beginning.py

@@ -1,38 +0,0 @@
-from struct import unpack
-import os
-
-#Clear SCREEN
-print("\033c");
-
-# Ask for the DSK filename then open it
-dskname = raw_input("Welcome to the Apple /// SOS.Driver.Slurper.\nAppleCommander _must_ exist in the same directory as this script.\n\nYou must have JAVA on your system. \n\nEnter CaSe-SeNsItIvE DSK filename: ")
-if len(dskname) < 1 :
-    print '\nSorry, you must enter a disk name.'
-    exit()
-else:
-    try:
-        dskopen = open(dskname) #Checks to see if DSK exists.
-        sosdrivername = raw_input('\nEnter the name of the SOS driver file you wish exported [SOS.DRIVER]: ')
-        if len(sosdrivername) < 1 :
-            sosdrivername = 'SOS.DRIVER'
-            print "DEBUG: Taking the default IF. sosdrivername is: " + sosdrivername
-            os.popen("java -jar AppleCommander-1.3.5.13-ac.jar -g %s %s >%s.SOS.DRIVER" % (dskname, sosdrivername,dskname))
-        else:
-            print 'DEBUG: Taking the else...'
-            os.popen("java -jar AppleCommander-1.3.5.13-ac.jar -g %s %s >%s.SOS.DRIVER" % (dskname, sosdrivername,dskname))
-    except:
-        print '\n\nI cannot find that disk file. Check path and/or name.\n\n'
-        exit()
-#Is File a SOS DRIVER file?
-SOSfile = open('SOSCFFA.DRIVER', 'rb')
-SOS = SOSfile.read(10)
-filetype, offset = unpack('< 8s H', SOS)
-print "Filetype is: %s. Offset is: %04x" % (filetype, offset)
-
-#Seek to first driver
-SOSfile.seek(offset,1)
-SOS = SOSfile.read(2) # Read two bytes
-marker = unpack('< H', SOS)
-# if marker == \x0000 : #Saving for later...
-
-SOSfile.close()

Goals.txt

@@ -1,20 +0,0 @@
-1. Obtain the name of the .dsk image from the command-line (like: python my_script.py my_disk_image.dsk)
-2. For each driver:
-    a. File offset
-    b. List the name of the driver
-    c. Whether it's char or block device
-    d. Manufacturer id
-    e. Version number
-
-If it were to print it all on one line, delimited with commas or something, it might help later when it's used to troll through a directory.
-
-So maybe:
-
-$ python my_script.py my_disk_image.dsk
-0530,FMT_D1,BLOCK,01,1.1
-096e,FMT_D2,BLOCK,01,1.1
-0990,FMT_D3,BLOCK,01,1.1
-09B2,FMT_D4,BLOCK,01,1.1
-0a00,SILENTYPE,CHAR,01,4.0c
-0b00,DMP,CHAR,01,1.0
-0c00,CONSOLE,CHAR,01,1.0

Problems.txt

@@ -1,5 +0,0 @@
-Problems to Solve:
-
-1. How to march through the file.
-2. How to load a number of bytes at a specific offset? (e.g. Load 2 bytes from 0x04dc)
-3. How to write to a file.

Struct_decode.py

@@ -1,15 +0,0 @@
-from struct import unpack
-
-#Is File a SOS DRIVER file?
-SOSfile = open('SOSCFFA.DRIVER', 'rb')
-SOS = SOSfile.read(10)
-filetype, offset = unpack('< 8s H', SOS)
-print "Filetype is: %s. Offset is: %04x" % (filetype, offset)
-
-#Seek to first driver
-SOSfile.seek(offset,1)
-SOS = SOSfile.read(2) # Read two bytes
-marker = unpack('< H', SOS)
-if marker == \x0000 :
-
-SOSfile.close()