Hello John,

  JG> bring it and a few other things for it in a heart
    > beat!  I have a C128D and a CMD 1.6mb 3 1/2" floppy
    > drive that can read IBM 3 1/2" 1.44mb floppy's.

    I probably have some spare floppies if you need them.
Are you able to boot it into CP/M-80?

  JG> Since I started programming on the 6502/6510
    > assembler, then quickly moved to 8086... One would
    > expect the 8080 to be a fairly easy move, but lots of
    > things are different.  In fact, the 8080 is actually
    > more closer to some of the microprocessors, like the
    > PIC, ARM, etc. I guess when Intel made the 8086, they
    > learned a lot!  The Z80 is definitely another planet
    > for me!

    They're all microprocessors and a lot of the same
principles apply. I enjoyed the little Z80 and 8086 assembly code I've
done. The 8080 would be a bit more restrictive and the 6502 is definitely a
challenge.

-Andy Ball

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