Re: Programming the Apple IIe via the cassette in

["John" <!@!>]

> John Syer <jsyer@labyrinth.net.au> wrote in message
> news:bbst2p$1ll0$1@arachne.labyrinth.net.au...
> > Hi all,
> >     I have just resurected my Base48 (Apple IIe clone) and found that my
> > entire collection of 5.25" floppies have passed on.  I remember in the
> past
> > one of my apple user friends booted his machine via the cassette in (and
a
> > tape player).  Has anyone thought of connecting the audio output of a
Mac
> or
> > PC to the cassette input of the Apple II and sending instructions that
> way?
> >
> >     I do not have a serial card for the Apple so I cannot get an
operating
> > system to the machine using ADT.
> >
> >     If this has not been done, I would be interested in exploring the
> > possibilities although I would need an image of dos3.3 or prodos, and
> > information about the cassette interface.

Seems like I just read a post about this, so I apoligize if this has been
answered.

There is another way ... there is something like ADT which uses (forget
which), the joystick port or cassette (think it's the joysteck). Search this
newsground via google if you can't find it. A fellow just posted something
about it.

I think it starts with A2222?????, and is found "near" ADT on either Ground
or Asimov. I saw it long ago before I decided to buy a serial card. You have
to make a cable but what the hay.