Apple II

I have a simple question:
How do you read ProDOS SYS files and possibly edit it?
I know a command to run it, but not to actually view the content.

Also, how do you create a bootable disk of your own program?

My plan is to 'dissect' a program (I got AppleWriter in mind) and learn it.

I have a question that seems to be basic to you guys but for some reason I am not able to find the answer anywhere.
The question is: How do we read .bin file on Apple II?

I know that .bin files are binary images on any platform. I can easily use it on Linux, but I don't even know how it works on Apple II.
The files in the discussion are "supposed to be" disk images inside a zip archive that I downloaded off the Internet.

Doe anybody have Apple II Assisted technology software from Don Johnston Incorporated?

Hi all,

im researching a shr VGA/LCD solution for the Apple //e and IIgs. Since the VOC has demonstrated the possibility of SHR in the Apple //e and as there is a Carte Blanch bitstream for SHR available, i have looked deeper into the matter. My results with the CarteBlanche are not as promising as i thought. A powerful display-solution needs more memory than the 2x128k Sram on the CarteBlanche. The other Problem is, that the CB is very rare (only 50 were ever produced).

I have found some nice LCD-Controller that feature 8-bit interfaces, and 6800/8080 compatibility (3.3V though).
SSD1963: 'intelligent' Framebuffer
RA8875: enhanced Graphics LCD Controller

Both Controllers allow up to 800x480px resolution and offer up to 16bit (RA8875) and 24bit (SSD1963) color.
The RA8875 has several Text-modes, supports Graphics-functions and allows DMA (and BitBLT) functions with an external Flash of up to 16mb.
The SSD1963 has a direct 24bit interface, that can be configured for use with a 8bit-bus. This Chip does not have any Graphics or Text-Functions but offers some Bitmap-modes.

EDIT: i have added the Appnote for the RA8875 as well as Info on the Proto-board im going to use for the CarteBlanche.