File:Apple II Technical Note UniDisk 3.5 4 Accessing Macintosh Disks.pdf
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[edit | edit source]Apple II Technical Note UniDisk 3.5 #4, Accessing Macintosh Disks, written by Mike Askins (May 1985) and revised by Matt Deatherage (November 1988), 3 pages. States that the UniDisk 3.5 disk format is essentially the Macintosh format, lists the three differences (524-byte against 512-byte blocks, single-sided MFS disks, 2:1 against 4:1 interleave), and shows how to read Macintosh blocks through SmartPort. Cited on Apple UniDisk 3.5. Described on Apple II Technical Note UniDisk 3.5 4: Accessing Macintosh Disks.
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[edit | edit source]https://archive.org/details/UniDisk_2523004_Mac_Disks (retrieved 2026-09-30)
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[edit | edit source]Apple Computer, Inc., Developer Technical Support
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[edit | edit source]Copyright 1985-1988 Apple Computer, Inc. Not freely licensed. Hosted for preservation and repair reference.
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