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|    Steve Nickolas to Peter Ferrie    |
|    Re: ProDOS-cracking DOS 3.3?    |
|    26 Nov 25 06:48:01    |
      From: usotsuki@buric.co              On Wed, 26 Nov 2025, Peter Ferrie wrote:              > https://github.com/a2-4am/probable       > runs DOS disk images from ProDOS. Maybe start there?              That sounds like what I call the "MECC Method" - use a disk image to run       DOS 3.3 software but replace RWTS with ProDOS calls. For something like       Ae, (using the "AppleWorks" method of doing boot/program with ProDOS-8)       this could be the best way to implement the second side of the disk (but       some additional code would be needed to implement the front/loader side).              (Part of the answer to Ae is sparse files; back in 2019 I attempted to       filecrack it myself and was able to create a disk image with the back side       of the game disk and 3.5K to spare, but I wasn't able to actually create       the loader.)              What I was trying to do was something a bit more complex: hack into DOS       3.3 at the level of - I think it's referred to as the File Manager.       Implementing the CHR$(4) hooks would be a lot easier but it would only       work for a few programs - this would theoretically work for something like       Railroad Works, which does seem to rely on the filesystem, but doesn't use       the CHR$(4) hooks.              -uso.              --- SoupGate-Win32 v1.05        * Origin: you cannot sedate... all the things you hate (1:229/2)    |
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