Re: .nib Images to real Apple disks

[AppleCPM <a2@wilserv.com>]

Hi!

On Apr 11, 12:53 am, Michael wrote:
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> Disassembling the p-code for the code loader and removing the test for
> bad blocks would be the best method of "normalizing" the disk, and it
> could then be used, imaged, written to a real disk, or any other use
> made of it.

    Yes, that would be the best way to go.  I'll leave that for
someone else as I'm sick of disassembling P-code.

> The only thing lost would be the original copy protection, which has
> no practical use, but might be desirable for an archival project.
> It would also be possible to recreate the disk without the errors, then
> use a nibble editor to insert the desired errors, though, of course,
> that would result in a non-standard disk.

    Now that I know, for certain, which epilogue bytes to change, can
you recommend which nibble editor I should use?  I've never worked
with one.

Willi