18 Apr
2007
18 Apr
'07
5:36 a.m.
This is an interesting survey
Let's see.... for CP/M systems..
Heath/Zenith PC running CP/M86
Altos 586 running MP/M 86
Apple Softcard Z80 Cpm 2.2
Apple ALS CpmCard CPM 3.0
Could do multi-user stuff in support of a small office ( a beauty
college ) back in 1982-3 on the Altos, with one fellow running
Wordstar, someone else doing data entry in DbaseII, and someone else
doing reports from another DBase II user account... amazing how much
work you could get out of 256Kbytes of memory and a 40Mbyte disk and
a bunch of Televideo terminals, with Dbase development being done on
the Apple... ah the good old days !
Mike
On Apr 17, 2007, at 6:57 PM, Doug Jackson wrote:
Some have questioned the number of people on the list
who have CP/M
systems.
Lets do a quick survey - I'll start first!
Pulsar Little Big Board - z80 CP/M 2.2
Bondewll 2 - z80 - CP/M 2.2
On the list of non CP/M systems:
3 x Apple II 5.25" disk systems
7 x Apple Mac systems (various)
TRS-80 Model 1, 4, 4P
2 x Disk Smith System 80
1 Exidy Sourcerer
1 Energy Control Rockwell 65F11 (forth) system
1 Homebrew 65F12 system
Amstrad CPC464
TI99/4A - No disk system though :-(
Bucketloads of HP & TI Calculators
No DEC Equipment - So can't help there (But I do have a SBC6120
PDP8 emulator.)
Doug