bangia@utgpu.UUCP (03/03/87)
Well, here goes my first posting to this group, and I hope it makes sense
I know the MODEL I might be dead but for me it has served quite a useful
purpose, to enlighten me in hardware and software difficulties
first of al let me describe my current system:C{
MODEL I running CP/M 2.2 (ZCPR3)
20 M harddrive
2 serial ports (1 running terminal)
a real time clock.
The CPM me and a friend have developed from scratch , he did the
hardware and I did the software. And I thi7{k we are ready to release
it to public domain. The hardware documents and the BIOS source
code. The system works quite fast and is relatively cheap to
convert to CPM .... I just don't know if the demand for CPM is there
anymore. So mail me and let me know if anyone is interested in this posting
if not, I will go back into obsecurity.
Naresh
mail : bangia@gpu.utcs or bangia@utcs
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N. Bangia
UUCP: {decvax,seismo!mnetor,utzoo}!utcs!bangia
ARPA: ??????harris@dg_rtp.UUCP (Mark Harris) (03/10/87)
In article <1987Mar2.211847.21135@gpu.utcs.toronto.edu> bangia@gpu.utcs.toronto.edu (Naresh Bangia) writes: > > > > >Well, here goes my first posting to this group, and I hope it makes sense >I know the MODEL I might be dead but for me it has served quite a useful >purpose, to enlighten me in hardware and software difficulties > >first of al let me describe my current system:C{ > > > MODEL I running CP/M 2.2 (ZCPR3) > 20 M harddrive > 2 serial ports (1 running terminal) > a real time clock. > > The CPM me and a friend have developed from scratch , he did the >hardware and I did the software. And I thi7{k we are ready to release >it to public domain. The hardware documents and the BIOS source >code. The system works quite fast and is relatively cheap to >convert to CPM .... I just don't know if the demand for CPM is there >anymore. So mail me and let me know if anyone is interested in this posting >if not, I will go back into obsecurity. > > Naresh > > mail : bangia@gpu.utcs or bangia@utcs >-- >-- >N. Bangia >UUCP: {decvax,seismo!mnetor,utzoo}!utcs!bangia >ARPA: ?????? Well, I for one would be very interested in getting your CP/M and I suspect there are quite a few model I users out there who feel the same way. (On Compuserve and GEnie, I have run into a LOT of people who still hack with the model I.) Although I only use the model I for playing some fun Infocom games, it would be fun to be able to hack around with a public domain OS. Will you post the sources? Sure would be nice. Another thing, how much work would be involved in getting the CP/M up on a model IV? I assume not all that much. What does your hardware modification consist of? Remapping the lower 16K of memory? So in conclusion, go ahead and post the CP/M. Thanks. Mark