Apple Disk Transfer ProDOS (ADTPro) transfers physical disks and disk images between Apple II-era computers and the modern world. It can even get your Apple running if you don't have any disks at all. The host (server) component runs on today's computers with Java, and the 8-bit Apple (client) component runs on any Apple II or Apple /// compatible computer with 64k of memory or more.

ADTPro transfers disks using any of these communications devices:

• Serial ports
• Uthernet or LANceGS Ethernet cards
• The Apple's cassette ports

Features:

• Transfers any storage device ProDOS or SOS can access
• Runs on any Apple II, Apple ///, or compatible with 64k of memory
• Runs on Linux, Mac OSX, OS/2, Windows, and probably Solaris
• Understands many digital disk image formats: .DSK, .SDK, .SHK, .BXY, .PO, .DO, .NIB, 2IMG
• Understands many physical Apple disk formats: DOS, ProDOS, SOS, Pascal, CP/M, among others
• Serves the original DOS ADT client as well as the ADTPro client
• Bootstraps Apple II and Apple /// computers from bare metal over serial or cassette ports
• Sends floppies in "batch" mode without having to name each one
• Formats blank disks
• Serves virtual drives via serial or Ethernet on the Apple II and via serial on the Apple ///

Requirements:
OS X 10.3.9+
Universal Binary