What is the Apple-I?
The Apple-I was designed by Steve Wozniak and sold by Steve Jobs in 1976. Only about 200 were made. It was sold as a bare circuit board — users had to supply their own keyboard, display, and case.
Woz Monitor Commands
FF00 — Examine memory at address
FF00.FF0F — Dump memory range
0300: A9 01 8D 12 D0 — Write bytes to memory
0300R — Run code at address
Keyboard
- All letters are converted to UPPERCASE
- Enter = Carriage Return ($0D)
- Backspace = Rubout
- Escape = Reset
ROR Bug
This emulator faithfully reproduces the early NMOS 6502 ROR bug, where ROR behaved like LSR (ignoring carry input).