Excellent Article Brad,
Looking forward to implementing this on my M100.
Thanks for contributing to the group.
William Stewart
On Sunday, September 12, 2021, 02:18:46 PM EDT, Brad Grier
wrote:
Hi everyone, this is mostly a post for those who like to recover and restore
m100 machines
oh NOW you have a 4MB REXCPM. Well I guess I'll live.where can i find the
pages for the VT100 module. Didn't even know you were building one.
Cheers
On Wednesday, September 9, 2020, 12:33:33 PM EDT, Stephen Adolph
wrote:
Folks, thanks for the patience. Summer is over!
Just a quick n
I somewhat, vaguely recall this posting last summer from you. I had my mind on
other things as there were painters in the house and they were doing more
damage than good. That being said I would like to make this one statement very
clear concerning this project.
SIGN ME UP!!
Late last year I b
Stephen,
Are you suggesting a swap of the 8085?
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> On May 29, 2020, at 7:46 AM, Stephen Adolph wrote:
>
> Reviving this thread.
> Now that we have a solid CP/M application written in 8080, there should be a
> way to boot into CP/M using the NSC800.
> I dropped this project
Dan,
I feel exactly the same as you do. I too bought a dead 102 and found some
suspect parts on board. Some burned, corroded. Ni-Cad ok though.
I initially wondered what it would take to design an Model T2 with a Z80 on
board.
I extracted the mobo of my T2 today and I find the design process
t;>> To be clear, I'm looking for the project page, where one assumes the
>>> projects are discussed in detail, not the OSHPARK Link where one can order
>>> the PCBs.
>>>
>>> TIA
>>>
>>> William Stewart
>>>
>>> Sent
Can anyone provide the project page for the
OSHPARK contributor Stardust?
To be clear, I'm looking for the project page, where one assumes the projects
are discussed in detail, not the OSHPARK Link where one can order the PCBs.
TIA
William Stewart
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> On Aug 22,
I'm interested. I have a M100 I'd like to see
CP/M run on. Smack me up!
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> On Jul 11, 2019, at 10:30 AM, Stephen Adolph wrote:
>
> Motivated by 2 things
> 1) discovery of the NSC800 Z80 processor that is 80C85 like
> 2) continuing to work in the direcition of CP/M
> 3) and r
