Eventually the installation process will be simplified by distributing
a ".pkg" file to install.

First and foremost, you will need the ROMs from some model of Apple
][.  I have worked with ROMs from an Apple ][+ and from an "extended
keyboard" Apple //e; both sets have worked for me.  However, at this
point the Apple ][+ ROMs may no longer work.  For now you will also
need the PROM from a Disk ][ controller card.  This will no longer be
necessary once we reverse engineer the PROM (which should be easy;
Beneath Apple DOS describes exactly what it does).

Step by step "hacker" installation instructions:

1) This version is too primitive to get any useful work done with.  Convince
   yourself that you really do want to install it.
2) Some of the source files require gcc 2.3.3 to compile; I have provided
   the .s files for these source files, so you should be able to "make" the
   current version as long as you don't edit these files.  Fortunately, you
   probably won't have to change them, and if you do please let me know why.
3) make install
4) mkdirs ~/Library/Fonts
5) cp -pr Apple2.font ~/Library/Fonts.  You may have to log out and back in
   for the new font to take effect; I'm not sure how such things work.  You
   may have to cd to ~/Library/Fonts and type
   "rm .afmcache .fontdirectory .fontlist ; buildafmdir ." but I dunno.
6) mkdirs ~/Library/Apple2/PeripheralCards/DiskCard.a2card
7) cd DiskCard
8) make install
9) cp -pr ../DiskCard.bundle/* ~/Library/Apple2/PeripheralCards/DiskCard.a2card/
9) put the ROMs for the Apple ][ Disk Controller Card (from $C600-$C6FF) in
   a file called "~/Library/Apple2/PeripheralCards/DiskCard.a2card/DISK.PROM".
10) Get the Apple2 ROMS from $C100 to $FFFF and save them in a file called
    "~/Library/Apple2/ROM_IMAGE".

    You'll need to find an Enhanced Apple //e to get the roms from. I've
    been using the roms from an Extended Keyboard //e. I've heard that ][+
    roms work, but I don't know for sure. The Enhanced and Extended
    Keyboard contain certain changes dealing with the 80 column card,
    which the Original //e doesn't have.
    
    To get the roms from an Enhanced Apple //e onto a disk, do in the
    monitor, under ProDOS:
	c007:0
	2100<c100.ffffm
	c006:0
	bsave ROM.IMAGE,a$2100,l$3f00

    Under zaniWok this file should be called "ROM_IMAGE" on the NeXT.   
    Until someone reverse engineers the Disk ][ PROM, you'll need that as  
    well; something like:

	BSAVE DISK.PROM,A$C600,L$100

    should work.

11) Double-click on a disk to boot from it.