new find: an Intel MDS 800

I have a white MDS 800 System. It was sold in Germany by Siemens and they relabelled it to SME 800 ("Siemens Microcomputer Entwicklungssystem"). It has an external 8"-double drive and a dumb terminal. Inside it is all Intel. The only thing they changed internal: The glued "Siemens"-labels over the original Intel-logos on the PCBs. You can see it: http://computermuseum-stuttgart.de/dev/sme800 We are running ISIS-II inclusive KERMIT on it. One time Christian Corti succeeded to boot a CP/M 2.?. But in the meantime this disk was damaged. I found a very old CP/M source, dated "11/21/75" in the net, written in PL/M and was able to translate it with the original PL/M-compiler written in FORTRAN (dated: JAN 1975) on our SUN 4/260. What is needed: To adapt the original BIOS for single density disks to the double density drives on our system and to make bootable floppies. Cheers Klemens On Wed, 27 Oct 2004, Steve Thatcher wrote: working for Applied Microsystems. I developed a couple of the EM series emulators and ran into a number of remarked Intel systems that said Siemens on the outside. -- ---------------------------------------------- Klemens Krause Universitaet Stuttgart / Inst. f. Softwaretechnologie Universitaetsstr. 38 / 70569 Stuttgart Tel.: 0711/7816 341