Wanted: Cromemco assistance

Curt Vendel wrote: Are you sure it was for 2600 development? The ones that I've heard of were for 400/800 development. Basically they had the Atari 400/800 circuitry grafted onto an S100 bus. There was a 6502 CPU card. The system had the POKEY, ANTIC, and CTIA chips, but I don't recall whether they were on the CPU card or a separate card. The memory card was a standard S100 card. In principle, you would be able to run at least some of the regular Atari 400/800 software on it. The disk controller in the system was for development use only, and was NOT compatible with any regular Atari disk controller, although you could write a handler for it, and perhaps Atari had one. But you could hook up an 810, 1050, or the like just as with a "normal" Atari. And of course the EPROM programmer was not a standard Atari 400/800 feature. About ten years ago, I bought a binder full of docs on the 400/800 dev system from Weird Stuff Warehouse. Unfortunately the system itself was nowhere to be seen, so either it had already sold, or was in the back warehouse somewhere, or (less likely) Weird Stuff only got the docs. I still have the binder. It's somewhere in a collection of about 400 Conticos and boxes, and I don't know which one. Eventually I'll find it and get the stuff scanned. But if what you have was really for 2600 development, I don't know anything about it. Given how early the 2600 was developed, I'm dubious that they would have used S100 gear, but it's possible.