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Re: R:Apple IIc+ and self diagnostic
"Bill Garber" <willy46pa@comcast.net> wrote:
>"Mitchell Spector" <mitch2gs@hotmail.com> wrote in message
>: CyberDez <spamming.me.softly@msn.com> wrote:
>: >Hello Mitchell,
>: >Thank you VERY much for the info! Now I'm quite sure my machine is not
>: >broken as I feared... :-)
>: >A diagnostic disk like the one you mentioned would be a really good thing to
>: >have handy expecially when dealing with vintage computers but where can I
>: >find it? Making back the bootable disk from a disk image would not be a big
>: >problem.
>:
>: At this point, to prevent it from disappearing forever, I may as well
>: archive it and upload it to both the Ground and Asimov FTP sites.
>: Although it's on a 3.5 disk, I do remember being able to move the
>: files to a 5.25 so I could run it on my Apple IIe and IIc.
>:
>: It's actually called "Apple IIxx Diagnostic, V3.0" (where xx is model
>: it's running on). It uses the AppleWorks style interface. Since it was used
>: by Apple techs, it's not surprising it's the most extension diagnostic tool
>: available. At least from what I can recall.
>:
>: >- Dalton Disk Disintegrator rev. 2.1 or higher
>:
>: I have Disk Disintegrator Deluxe 5.0, the final version. It originated
>: from here (Montreal, Canada) so it's only fitting I should have a copy. :)
>: I have some of the older versions, such a 4.2a.
>
>I wouldn't mind a copy of DDD 5.0, if you'd be so kind as to email it to me.
I've uploaded both Disk Disintegrator Deluxe 5.0 and Apple II Diagnostic,
compressed as SHK archives, to the ground FTP site. For the time being,
until they're sorted, you can download them from here:
ftp://ground.ecn.uiowa.edu/apple2/upload/
I also made DSK and 2MG disk image files and uploaded them to Asimov
for people out there using emulators.
Mitchell Spector