Thanks, I figured it HAD to be a typo, otherwise it would be rather ironic
for it to have more than 5x as much RAM as the standard 100 could support.
On Mon, Jan 8, 2024, 12:05 Darren Clark wrote:
> I think the 128K or RAM is a typo and should only be 128 bytes. Looking at
> page 97 (set the dat
Geez, up-front the manual said 128K of RAM! I was thinking one could
reprogram the ROM to make it a ram disk for a sec there, but the parts list
only shows 2K of SRAM unless I missed something?
Anyway, thanks much for the efforts, all! Great stuff.
Tim
On Mon, Jan 8, 2024, 10:23 wrote:
> Th
Appendix O of "Hidden Powers" has a list, but not formatted in a nice
table. Starts on page 237.
Tim
Thanks for the Deoxit tip! I have a Casio VL-Tone that has two scratchy
sliders but is otherwise pretty perfect for a 43-year-old device, may give
that needle bottle a shot.
On Fri, Jul 16, 2021, 22:56 Greg Swallow wrote:
> Hey Earl,
>
> Welcome to the list.
>
> Deoxit on the pot. Amazon has it
The "user number in prompt" and "execute from user 0" thing are BDOS
extensions from a given manufacturer and not part of standard CP/M 2.2, if
I recall correctly.
It may have become standard in CP/M 3.0, but that's not really germane here.
On Tue, Oct 6, 2020, 17:26 Bert Put wrote:
> Hello,
>
Very nice stream, Josh! The whole time you were hooking the screen and
keyboard back up I was internally screaming "THE BOARD COVER!!" but I knew
you'd get it.
Tim
I still have one, and a PX-4 as well. Both can also use a battery-powered
serial-connected 3.5 floppy drive, which I also happily still have.
On Wed, Mar 11, 2020, 13:51 Tom Wilson wrote:
> Also, if you're looking for an 8-bit CP/M laptop, the Epson PX-8 is
> exactly that. It runs CP/M from ROM
I have both a PX-8 and a PX-4, and I /believe/ they run straight off power
alone but am not positive.
If you can't get an answer let me know and I can experiment for you, both
are in a box in my room at home easily at hand. They both have ramdisks
attached as well.
Tim
On Fri, May 8, 2015, 12:3
