Quick survey on equipment

On 4/18/07, David Griffith <dgriffi at cs.csubak.edu> wrote: That's one of the CP/M systems I have, along with a Kaypro 2, a Commodore 128 (for which I do have CP/M but haven't done much with). I think I can also count my TRS-80 Model III, but I'm much more likely to run NEWDOS or something similar than CP/M on it. The XOR is my only 8" drive CP/M system; it's also my only S-100 system. I couldn't afford that stuff when it was newer, so I never developed a deep understanding or great fondness for it. I was thoroughly immersed in Commodores back in that era. The last time I ran a CP/M program as a productive exercise (as opposed to hardware debugging and checkout) wasn't even under CP/M, it was under MS-DOS with a CP/M emulator, over 15 years ago. I even replaced my 8088 with an NEC V20 chip to run CP/M programs faster. It was all so I could play Scott Adams adventures on my PeeCee Clone, long before ScottFree and other more modern Adventure International game engines. I don't have anything against CP/M; I just couldn't afford the platform when it was the big thing, and all the free computers I had access to were Commodores, Apples, or TRS-80s. -ethan