8 Aug
1999
8 Aug
'99
5:57 p.m.
On Sun, 8 Aug 1999, Chris Cureau wrote:
Well so _could_ the PDP-8 if someone built the necessary hardware or wrote
a simulator for it :)
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Oh yeah, like
the time Commodore shot itself in the foot claiming on the
outside of the box that the C64 could run CPM programs! Of course then
the FTC stepped in. . . .
The Commodore 64 _could_ run CP/M programs...provided one had the
optional Z80 cartridge...though I never tried myself. :-) The 128 was the
first Commodore machine to actually boot CP/M disks with a 1571 drive, if I
remember correctly.