Chuck Yeager's Advanced Flight Trainer
(c) 1997 Electronic Arts

Imaged by Datawiz/6502 Crew on 04/11/2000

Notes:
Finally, I've gotten ahold of a working //gs,
my original one finally kicked the bucket (monitor
faded out, keyboard went berserk, and the 3.5 drive
wouldnt eject disks).

Anyhow, this one has been sitting in my stack of
disks for imaging.  As you can see, the first side
is in a Nibble image format, and the second side is
standard DOS 3.3.  I've looked at deprotecting it.

The first side seems to be a 4&4 encoding technique,
with shortened address fields and changing data epilogue
markers.  Lots of self modifying code and encryption in
the first couple of boot stages, making boot tracing kind
of a bitch. Whyd they bother, its not THAT great a game. =)

I decided to nib the disk and and debug it that way, and lo
and behold it runs fine, therefore, I'll forego the crack
and just let it go.

If you see any problems with it, let me know.

--Datawiz

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