I'm afraid I'll have to disagree. I asked two very specific questions. I then asked follow-up questions.
Techknight: Yea I didn't actually think about the architecture differences, but as I hope is clear, I didn't actually want to read that disk on the IIe. I was just curious.
David_Schmidt: I'm pretty sure the only option is a Superdriven Mac. I haven't gotten that to work yet, but I'm about to try again.
1. Yes. This is why I bought the PM 7100 - to transfer between my PC and my SE. (Now I mostly just don't use the SE lol).
2. On that basis, why wouldn't any Superdrive be capable of reading them?
3. I was more curious about the IIe for broader reasons. In theory, if a Superdrive could write 3.5" Apple II floppies, I could port stuff to it. At the moment, with ADTPro not working, I can't really do much with it.
***I actually wanted to ask additionally if anyone is aware of a version or variant of ADTPro that just allows you to send data (disk images really) in the same way you'd send ProDOS or the Client so that the request doesn't have to come from the IIe? If that feature exists somewhere or somehow then the next set of my follow-ups... how do I write a 5.25" Apple II disk without that feature working... will be rendered nugatory.
Techknight: Yea I didn't actually think about the architecture differences, but as I hope is clear, I didn't actually want to read that disk on the IIe. I was just curious.
David_Schmidt: I'm pretty sure the only option is a Superdriven Mac. I haven't gotten that to work yet, but I'm about to try again.
1. Yes. This is why I bought the PM 7100 - to transfer between my PC and my SE. (Now I mostly just don't use the SE lol).
2. On that basis, why wouldn't any Superdrive be capable of reading them?
3. I was more curious about the IIe for broader reasons. In theory, if a Superdrive could write 3.5" Apple II floppies, I could port stuff to it. At the moment, with ADTPro not working, I can't really do much with it.
***I actually wanted to ask additionally if anyone is aware of a version or variant of ADTPro that just allows you to send data (disk images really) in the same way you'd send ProDOS or the Client so that the request doesn't have to come from the IIe? If that feature exists somewhere or somehow then the next set of my follow-ups... how do I write a 5.25" Apple II disk without that feature working... will be rendered nugatory.