I've updated my public domain Lisa floppy disk bootloader
<https://github.com/stpltn/bootloader/blob/master/README.md> to include
support for Twiggy disks.
For now, disk media type is controlled by source code configuration options, and (unlike e.g. whatever code bootloads BLU) you will need separate builds of the bootloader for Twiggys and for 3.5" disks.
Fortunately, bootloader binaries for both types are available at the github repo, along with a Python utility program that builds bootable .dc42 disk images.
https://github.com/stpltn/bootloader
Bootloaders are not so interesting, so for the sake of having something to
look at, here is a Lisa running a (boring) test program generated by another
Python utility
<https://github.com/stpltn/bootloader/blob/master/booted_test_gen.py>
available in the repository.
I hope this is useful,
--Tom
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