Are you familiar with the "Apple II disk server" website? If all you're looking for is some DOS/programs for your IIe that has a working floppy drive the .wav files stored there are an absolutely brainless way of generating disks, that only requires a single audio cable between your cassette jack input and your computer. (Or phone/tablet/whatever; I've been using the site with my old Samsung tablet to generate disks for my ][+ and it works *fine*.) Assuming you're fine with one-way data transfer this is a perfectly good way that'll work even if the cassette *output* of your IIe is broken in some way that prevents ADTPro-over-audio from working.
Post #20 by Gorgonops
| Source Forum | 68kMLA |
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| Category | Troubleshooting |
| Post Date | Wed, 10 Jun 2015 - 19:47 |
| Original URL | https://68kmla.org/bb/threads/can-kegs-read-actual-floppy-disks.1166/ |
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