12 Nov
2003
12 Nov
'03
2:34 a.m.
I'd love to help but C is not one of my skills. Does anyone have
info about how to get simh to get
some flavor of TSB working?
Jay, I REALLY look forward to giving your emulator a spin when it's ready!
-Bob
Simh is one emulator that supposedly has some version
of TSB mostly
functioning.
I am working on an emulator specifically for TSB... but mine is about 6
months away from beta release. But if I could find some good unix C
programmers to help, it would be faster :)
Jay
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What steps are needed to get some semblance of hp
2000 tsb (either
2000F or ACCESS or whatever) running in an emulator?
I've been looking and hoping for something like this for a LONG time.
-Bob
> > "Pete Turnbull" <pete(a)dunnington.u-net.com> wrote:
> > What I really would like is an HP 2000 (2100?) emulator.
> > I've found Jeff Moffat's but not tried it yet. Is there anything
else
I should look for?
SIMH. If you run two instances of SIMH, you can actually run
HP 2000F TSB. It doesn't run perfectly, so there are still some
bugs to be exorcised. And it won't yet run HP 2000 Access.