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| subject: | Re: Z80 Card for Apple //e |
"Tarkin" wrote in message
news:9ec64546-f563-4945-b104-b8cf58824d29{at}d31g2000hsg.googlegroups.com...
>This card was blogged about last month here:
http://www.nekochan.net/weblog/archives/2008/09/the-mysterious.html
Good documentation. Thanks for this link.
I got my card installed today.
At first I was getting all sorts of system hangs with various CP/M's that I
converted from asimov. Then I read the manual for my 8 MHZ ZIP Chip
accelerator after reading the blog piece where it mentions slowing-down the
GS. Yep, you guessed it! When I booted my //e in 1 MHZ mode it all worked
like a charm:)
>My setup works best with the Apple ][ CP/M Ver 2.20B from asimov (tho' side
>b is wonky...).
This works the same over here (just fine with ZIP chip disabled). Side B
appears to be some DOS 3.3 stuff. I just didn't bother with it.
I used ciderpress and my CF Card in my Microdrive and DISKMAKER.8 to create
the CP/M disks.
I have yet to try adding my own Aztec C CP/M programs directly to an Apple
disk image using ciderpress, mainly because I haven't had time yet, but I
have every reason to believe that it will all work just fine.
I just need to say that this was a great deal even though I paid the ebay
price rather than the lower price on this guy's website. So what! I got a
CP/M machine for under fifty bucks including shipping to Canada in less than
a week. Who can complain? Of course one needs an Apple II to start with.
BTW I've got a MIX C compiler for CP/M native mode coming soon thanks to a
kind soul who knows I like to play with C compilers. Life is good:)
Bill
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