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To try it out:
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1. Import a tiny test Slack archive into the data disk by running:
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tools/image-data 10 < browse-slack/test_data
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2. Build the code disk (on Linux; see the top-level Readme for other platforms)
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./translate browse-slack/*.mu
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3. Run the code and data disks:
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qemu-system-i386 -m 2G -hda code.img -hdb path/to/data.img
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```
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You should now see some text and images in Qemu. For a real Slack archive,
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follow the instructions at the top of `browse-slack/convert_slack.py`. You'll
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also want to tweak the `sector-count` in browse-slack/main.mu which affects
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the number of sectors read from the data disk.
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