RMS.G.ALBERS%MIT-OZ@mit-mc@sri-unix.UUCP (07/27/83)
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rconn@brl@sri-unix.UUCP (07/27/83)
From: Rick Conn <rconn@brl> There is an implementation for the Osborne 1 on MIT-MC now. It is in an LBR file. One warning: watch the version numbers closely. I understand that different ROMs in the Osborne change the addresses of some of the internal routines, and the patch is very ROM-version dependent. It is in the ZCPR2 ARs. AR8n:CPM is the group. Rick
rconn%brl@sri-unix.UUCP (12/06/83)
From: Rick Conn <rconn@brl>
ZCPR2 is available from SIG/M in volumes (reverse order):
124-125, 122 (upgrades)
98-107 (original release)
Vols 98 and 102 contain the command processor and original
release of the utilities (COM file form only). Vol 124 contains
upgrades to several utilities (COM file form only). Vol 104
contains the installation and concepts manuals, and vols 105 and
106 contain the user's guide. The documentation in vols 104-106
are Word Star files. The volumes outlined in this paragraph are
the minimum you should obtain to bring up ZCPR2. The rest of the
disks contain sources to everything, online documentation, and an
8080 version of some of the utilities. SIG/M provides these
disks for $5/vol plus shipping and handling, which is $1 for
first disk and $0.50 for each additional. These six disks would
run for $33.50.
SIG/M provides the software on 8" CP/M single-density disks. If
you have a local RCP/M, the core software is becoming more and
more available. Also, since printing out the documentation is
such a hastle, the New York Amateur Computer Club, Inc, and the
San Diego Computer Society have printed the documentation for you
and are selling it (NYACC is selling it as three vols of their
software catalog, and San Diego as a stand-alone package).
Contact them for current details.
Creation of ZCPR3 is now underway, but the release date is not
yet known.
Addresses follow:
The address of SIG/M is:
SIG/M User Group
Amateur Computer Group of New Jersey, Inc
Box 97
Iselin, NJ 08830
The address of CP/M UG is:
CPMUG
1651 Third Avenue
New York, NY 10028
The NJ Amateur Computer Group:
Amateur Computer Group of New Jersey, Inc
PO Box 319
South Bound Brook, NJ 08880
The NY Amateur Computer Group:
S-100, CP/M User Group
NY Amateur Computer Club
PO Box 106
Church Street Station
New York, NY 10018
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The documentation for ZCPR2 Version 2.0 and SYSLIB
Version 2.1 has been printed by the San Diego Computer Society,
a non-profit organization, with the express consent of the author,
Richard Conn. It is available for $15.00, + 6% tax in Calif.
There are more that 450 pages to the set. It is distributed unbound,
8 1/2 X 11" format, punched for mounting in a standard three ring
binder.
For further information, please write to:
ZCPR2
San Diego Computer Society
P.O. Box 81537
San Diego, CA 92138