Snarfing the ROM images ----------------------- In order to run
the Apple II emulator you will need several ROM images. Since
they are copyrighted they cannot be distributed with this
program. File to put image in Location in Apple AUTOSTART.ROM
F800-FFFF APPLESOFT.ROM D000-EFFF DISK.PROM C600-C6FF (slot 6
Disk II cont.) MONITOR.ROM F800-FFFF (old Apples) INTEGER.ROM
D000-EFFF (old Apples) How I snarfed the ROMs: My Apple has an
el-cheapo serial card; neither Kermit nor any of my
communications programs would talk to it. If I'd had any sort of
working communications software when I set out to snarf my ROMs
I probably wouldn't have done it this way; as it turns out,
however, I've been very happy with this method. I have my Apple
connected to my Unix box through the serial card. I can type
IN#2 on my apple and cu into it from the Unix machine (typing
PR#2 once I'm connected). Once I'm cu'd in, it's easy to use the
ROM monitor to dump stuff. It looks something like this: $ cu -l
/dev/tty06 -s 9600 -e | tee log C