Lol, yeah. That was my first "crack." I happened to run the game on an Atari computer, which makes sounds during disk I/O. I could hear the sectors, hear the

Lol, yeah. That was my first "crack." I happened to run the game on an Atari computer, which makes sounds during disk I/O. I could hear the sectors, hear the fail, retry, then remaining sectors load. So, count em up, open the door, listen for fail, close, go! Didn't even need a single hex value to accomplish. After that, I got into it on an Apple. Reading this brings back memories. That particular machine is a lot of fun, and it is fun because almost everything is software. Totally open.