Re: Actually, I want to take Apple ROMs from an emulator and make it playable on my Apple IIe

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Posted by Techman on March 27, 19101 at 19:04:46:

In Reply to: Actually, I want to take Apple ROMs from an emulator and make it playable on my Apple IIe posted by Andrew F. on March 26, 19101 at 06:37:26:

Your terminology is wrong:

ROM refers to Read Only Memory (ie. software built into Hardware AKA Firmware)

I suspect you mean disk images ?

To transfer an Apple // disk image to a a REAL Apple 5.25" disk you need Apple Disk Transfer. The current version is ADT 1.22. You need ADT on both the sending an receiving ends. ADT is available on both PC's and Macs.

To get started you need a SERIAL cable link from one machine to your Apple // (with a super serial card installed). Install ADT on your sending machine, set the parameters. Do the same on the receiving machine (An Apple // with a 5.25" drive that has the DOS 3.3 version of ADT installed).

For more info see this page:

HTTP://www.home.swbell.net/rubywand/

Hope this helps

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Re: Actually, I want to take Apple ROMs from an emulator and make it playable on my Apple IIe LDA 04:18:32 3/28/101 (7)
- That's GREAT! But where can I obtain DSK2FILE? Andrew F. 12:46:41 3/28/101 (6)
  - Re: That's GREAT! But where can I obtain DSK2FILE? LDA 11:08:10 3/29/101 (1)
    - Sorry Techman - I meant this for Andrew LDA 11:12:09 3/29/101 (0)
  - Re: That's GREAT! But where can I obtain DSK2FILE? Techman 14:45:13 3/28/101 (3)
    - Re: That's GREAT! But where can I obtain DSK2FILE? Ivan Chavez 04:29:13 6/05/101 (0)
    - Will this specific emulator work? Andrew F. 04:24:17 3/29/101 (1)
      - Re: Will this specific emulator work? TechMan 08:28:06 3/29/101 (0)

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: Your terminology is wrong: : ROM refers to Read Only Memory (ie. software built into Hardware AKA Firmware) : I suspect you mean disk images ? : To transfer an Apple // disk image to a a REAL Apple 5.25" disk you need Apple Disk Transfer. The current version is ADT 1.22. You need ADT on both the sending an receiving ends. ADT is available on both PC's and Macs. : To get started you need a SERIAL cable link from one machine to your Apple // (with a super serial card installed). Install ADT on your sending machine, set the parameters. Do the same on the receiving machine (An Apple // with a 5.25" drive that has the DOS 3.3 version of ADT installed). : For more info see this page: : HTTP://www.home.swbell.net/rubywand/ : : Hope this helps

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