Once the Pi1541 Zero has booted, type LOAD "*", 8 on the commodore 64, it will automatically load the first file from the disk, in this case that program is FB64 (CBM-Browser).
This program allows you to easily navigate through folders and select images. from your commodore 64. (FB64 can also be used to load PRG files.)
You need depending on which 8-bit Commodore machine you use one of the other CBM Browsers such as FB20, FB16 etc to use (these are not installed, but these do exist in a zip file on the SD card.
As previously mentioned , LOAD "*", 8 loads the first file placed in the 1541 folder, so make sure that the FB version you use the most is the first file copied to the 1541 folder during setup.
When using one of the curated Disk Image collections, the file names can become too long for the Commodore 64 and only 16 characters of the file name are displayed.
Since there can be multiple versions of a program starting with the same first 16 characters, it may be unclear which one you have actually selected.
The 64 only sends back the first 16 characters, so the Pi1541 Zero will link the first image that matches those 16 characters it finds in that folder.
(The full name is displayed on the Oled Pi screen).
If you switch off the Pi1541 Zero and switch it on again immediately, the commodore 64 may not be able to find your Pi1541 Zero immediately, please try again, it will take some time to start up.
Some disk (images) have a confusing directory structure for the file browser, these are often deliberately made in such a way that directory listing is not possible.
These types of disks are normally loaded by simply loading the first file from the disk using LOAD "*", 8,1.
If you encounter something like this, it is best to exit the file browser by pressing Q and then starting the disk via LOAD "*", 8.1.
