It is close enough to me to rescue, but I really don't have the space to store it. Will anyone take it if I hold it a while? On Mon, Dec 10, 2018 at 9:24 PM Anders Nelson via cctalk < cctalk at classiccmp.org> wrote:

I had one of those quite a few years ago. The desk comes apart fairly easily. The main unit is just a standard shorty 19" rack. -- Will On Mon, Dec 10, 2018 at 10:34 PM Anders Nelson via cctalk <cctalk at classiccmp.org> wrote:

Shoot, was asking my wife if I could have it for Christmas to replace my regular desk in the family room :) But to keep the decor of our home a little more sane, I'll abstain from bidding and wish you best of luck instead! happy holidays and good luck! --jake On Wed, Dec 12, 2018 at 1:28 PM Connor Krukosky via cctalk < cctalk at classiccmp.org> wrote:

The whole thing comes from a project for myself...? I wanted a very basic screen based editor written in 8080/8085/z80 asm and compact (as in under 4K).? I figured first lets inquire of the Internet to see if I need to and code exists... Well google is a rats bottom as now matter how you write it it either thinks your talking about ?assemblers, no i'm not. ?emulators, srsly? ?PC based editor, still not close ?HTML editors, aw come on now! ?ALS or any of the line editor (aka ED), yuck and I have that already... ? They must have existed how'ed all that CP/M code get written before Vedit or other programmers editors? So now I'm going to have to write my own as the "world search tools" are willfully dumb and stupid. Allison

On 12/12/2018 02:49 PM, emanuel stiebler via cctalk wrote: I also have the book. TEA is both an assembler (not needed) and line oriented editor like ED (gag).? There are many others just like it others like it including EDASM (trs80), PT ALS-8, MITS Programming package 1 (and II), a similar package for IMSAI as well as Dave Dunfields ALPS.? None are screen oriented and all add the weight of an assembler. If I wanted ED I have it as its native and supplied with CP/M.? Best I can tell over the last 4 decades most people like me suffered it to get the system up and bought something a bit less painful.? And deleted ED. What would be worse?? Typing in TEA from the book, stripping the assembler and making it CP/M friendly. Since that seems rather high effort its easier to take SCS-1, ALPS, or ALS-8 as at least I have source on line. The project will be a z80 system and the boot device is a 32K EEProm with system and a very small disk image so every K of code I can save/avoid? is a program to fit in the available 24K.? Wit a little magic DDT, ASM, and an editor has to fit.? That's bridge code mostly as the next level is a large device (IDE/CF/SD). Seems simple but, not. Allison

It was thus said that the Great allison via cctalk once stated: I remember typing in TED.ASM from one of the PC magazines in the late 80s. Yes, it's for MS-DOS, but: 1) The 8086 is somewhat, kind of, source compatible with the 8080/Z80 (if you squint hard enough) 2) It was 3K when assembled into TED.COM 3) Was full screen. And quite basic. I'm not sure how hard it would be to translate it to 8080/Z80. -spc

It was thus said that the Great allison via cctalk once stated: I learned assembly on the 6809, then the 8086 (technically the 8088). I've always heard that it was designed to make porting code from the 8080/Z80 easy. But I never really learned the assembly for the 8080/Z80. I only mentioned it because I think (if I recall) TED.COM was limited to editing around 60K or so (one segment's worth of memory). But I can see it won't fit your needs. -spc

On 12/13/2018 12:05 AM, Sean Conner via cctalk wrote: The 6809 is one of the few I pay attention to as it was remarkably close to the PDP-11. The 8088/86 is that it was designed as a 8085 with a bag on the side.? The register correspondence from 8080/8085 to 8088 is good and lofting code usually works if you watch for odd errors like AH, is that the value A hex, or Accumulator high.? Z80 however in base is 8080/8085 but had a second set of identical registers and 8088 has nothing like that.? So unless one keep the Z80 code to the 8080 register model it does not translate well.?? In the reverse direction the 8088 has register (segment) and a few other that would have to be sorted out by hand. The size limit of 60K is not a problem as what I want is aimed at files in the 7-32K range. If it wasn't a handful to get ported to z80 it might have made a start. I found EDIT and EDITM both are based on EDIT CPMSIG vol 16 where edit M is more cleaned up and handles some things better.? Both are very small under 2.8K.? So that makes for a platform to add to by wiring in a set of recurrent edit macros that repeat and update the screen. Allison

On 12/12/2018 03:08 PM, Sean Conner via cctalk wrote: Its been bookmarked for years.? Lot of stuff there many dead links and some only lead to executables.? Many just repeats of the Walnutcreek CP/M CDrom and i've had that for well over 20 years. The real hunt was good links, source or source that could uncrunched, unLBR, UnLZH, Unhuffed, unarced or unarked. Most however lead to a compredded vversion of a executable only and exceeds the size of edit and the one from DRdobbs is large. regardless of the C compiler used. Finally found the source for Edit.? Not a favorite as its line but i can build in a simple flavor of VTECO with it? Its from SIGM vol16.?? My usual editor for CP/M is VEDIT and has been since late '79.? In between that KED on RT-11 and TPU on VAX/VMS it wasn't till the mid 386 era that I had to use a PC for anything and it was VEDIT there too till winders then Notepad+ Why not Vedit, 11K. Linux is generally gedit with language selections added even 8080/z80 asm. Sheesh it originated there and was ported to 68K and Z8K.? When One says CP/M they are Its safe to assume 8080/8085/z80/z180/280/NSC800 or other z80 core. Allison

And I assume the Fortran IV compiler could run on this system. ?On 12/12/18, 9:11 PM, "cctalk on behalf of William Donzelli via cctalk" <cctalk-bounces at classiccmp.org on behalf of cctalk at classiccmp.org> wrote: While this is an absurdly small Data General Nova system for the era (at least it is not a microNova), you would run RDOS - not unlike a dual 8 inch floppy Z80 system of the day. -- Will On Wed, Dec 12, 2018 at 2:27 PM Anders Nelson via cctalk <cctalk at classiccmp.org> wrote:

It is far more likely to have had a Dasher terminal, in this era. Contact Wild Hare for all things DG. -- Will

On 12/18/2018 3:35 PM, Al Kossow via cctech wrote: I have a fair amount of DG software floppies (and have imaged them), but have also been advised (by another party) to hold off making them available owing to licensing issues. Shame, really. Hopefully it will all get worked out. But, here is a quick list: (DGDSDD is double-sided dual density, DGFHS is DG hard sectored, MT is mag tape (9 track)) KIND ID MACHINE CONTENTS COMMENT Checksum Checksum 2 FILENAME MFG SERIAL TRAY DATE AVAILABILI ERRORS PREVIOUS_C MT CC0028 NOVA "RDOS ""STARTER""" 12/30/88 NOVA 3/4, 1 Extra file @ end rdos_starter_881230.aws Memorex 35CWA1 Rack East Wall 8/7/2000 ? MT CC0029 NOVA "RDOS66 ""STARTER TAPE""" 12/31/88 NOVA 4/X, Last file BAD rdos_66_starter_881230.aws Memorex 27JHA9 Rack East Wall 8/7/2000 Y MT CC0030 NOVA RDOS 6.6 NOVA 4/x FDUMP Reel 1 of 2 12/31/88 rdos_66_fdump_1_of_2_881231.aws Memorex 35JWA9 Rack East Wall 8/7/2000 MT CC0031 NOVA RDOS 6.6 NOVA 4/x FDUMP Reel 2 of 2 12/31/88 rdos_66_fdump_2_of_2_881231.aws Wabash 87623#1511 Rack East Wall 8/7/2000 KIND ID MACHINE CONTENTS COMMENT Checksum Checksum 2 FILENAME MFG SERIAL TRAY DATE AVAILABILI ERRORS PREVIOUS_C DGDSDD DGF1229 Nova 4 NOVA 4/X BASICGEN. DUMP FORMAT 12/30/88 DGF1229.DMK DG F64 12/30/1988 All Tracks 16 x 512 2464 Sectors DGDSDD DGF1230 Nova 4 NOVA 4/X $LIB $SPL $OLIB $WP DUMP FORMAT 12/28/88 DGF1230.DMK DG F64 12/28/1988 All Tracks 16 x 512 2464 Sectors DGFHS 1001 NOVA NOVA DOS Starter DK W/O Mag Tape 072-000002-02 (Copy) dg1001.img DG F50 DGFHS 1002 NOVA NOVA DOS Starter DK Rev. 3.00 072-000002-04 dg1002.img DG F50 DGFHS 1003 NOVA NOVA DOS Starter DK Rev. 3.00 072-000002-04 (Copy) dg1003.img DG F50 4/20/1979 DGFHS 1004 NOVA NOVA DOS SYSGEN Diskette: W/O Mag Tape 072-000003-01 dg1004.img DG F50 DGFHS 1005 NOVA NOVA DOS SYSGEN Diskette: W/O Mag Tape 072-000003-02 (Copy) dg1005.img DG F50 DGFHS 1006 NOVA NOVA DOS UTILITY Diskette W/O Mag Tape 072-000004-01 dg1006.img DG F50 DGFHS 1007 NOVA NOVA DOS UTILITY Diskette W/O Mag Tape 072-000004-02 (Copy) dg1007.img DG F50 DGFHS 1008 NOVA NOVA DOS UTILITIES DK Rev. 3.00 072-000004-04 dg1008.img DG F50 DGFHS 1009 NOVA NOVA DOS UTILITIES DK 072-000004-?? (Copy, Revision not shown) dg1009.img DG F50 4/20/1979 DGFHS 1010 NOVA RTOS Mag Tape Support 072-000006-01 (RTOS DOS Support not Mag? dg1010.img DG F50 DGFHS 1011 NOVA NOVA DOS Starter Diskette With Mag Tape 072-000009-00 dg1011.img DG F50 DGFHS 1012 NOVA CMSP (Communications Mux Software Pkg?) 072-000018-00 dg1012.img DG F50 DGFHS 1013 NOVA MicroNOVA Starter DK Rev. 3.00 072-000035-03 dg1013.img DG F50 DGFHS 1014 NOVA DOS Update 2 for Rev 3.00 072-000241-01 dg1014.img DG F50 DGFHS 1015 NOVA NOVA RTOS 072-000040-00 dg1015.img DG F51 DGFHS 1016 NOVA NOVA RTOS on Diskette "072-000040-02 (Rev 6) ""3100""" dg1016.img DG F51 DGFHS 1017 NOVA RTOS Rev. 6.20 072-000040-03 dg1017.img DG F51 DGFHS 1018 NOVA RTOS Update 1 ON Diskette 072-000322-00 (Rev 6) dg1018.img DG F51 DGFHS 1019 NOVA Real Time Input/Output System (RTIOS) 072-000048-00 dg1019.img DG F51 DGFHS 1020 NOVA RDOS Patch on Diskette "072-000091-01A ""3181F""" dg1020.img DG F51 DGFHS 1021 NOVA RDOS Patch on Diskette "072-000091-01A (Copy) ""3181F""" dg1021.img Verbatim F51 DGFHS 1022 NOVA NRDOS on Diskette 1 of 3 "072-000098-02 ""OLD REV WIPED""" dg1022.img DG F51 DGFHS 1023 NOVA NRDOS on Diskette 2 of 3 "072-000099-02 ""OLD REV""" dg1023.img DG F51 DGFHS 1024 NOVA NRDOS on Diskette 3 of 3 "072-000100-02 ""OLD REV""" dg1024.img DG F51 DGFHS 1025 NOVA RDOS Update 1 on Diskette "072-000091-02 ""OLD REV""" dg1025.img DG F51 DGFHS 1026 NOVA NRDOS Rev 6.40 on Diskette 1 of 3 072-000098-03 dg1026.img DG F51 DGFHS 1027 NOVA NRDOS Rev 6.40 on Diskette 2 of 3 072-000099-03 dg1027.img DG F51 DGFHS 1028 NOVA NRDOS Rev 6.40 on Diskette 3 of 3 072-000100-03 dg1028.img DG F51 DGFHS 1029 NOVA Update 2 for Rev 6.40 RDOS on Diskette 072-000091-03 dg1029.img DG F51 DGFHS 1030 NOVA NRDOS Rev 6.50 DK 1 072-000098-04 dg1030.img DG F52 DGFHS 1031 NOVA NRDOS Rev 6.50 DK 2 072-000099-04 dg1031.img DG F52 DGFHS 1032 NOVA NRDOS Rev 6.50 DK 3 072-000100-04 dg1032.img DG F52 DGFHS 1033 NOVA NRDOS Rev 6.50 DK 4 072-000543-00 dg1033.img DG F52 DGFHS 1034 NOVA Update 2 for RDOS Rev 6.50 on DK 072-000091-04 dg1034.img DG F52 DGFHS 1035 NOVA Update 3 for RDOS on DK Rev. 6.50 DK 1 072-000091-04 dg1035.img DG F52 DGFHS 1036 NOVA Update 3 for RDOS on DK Rev. 6.50 DK 2 072-000589-00 dg1036.img DG F52 DGFHS 1037 NOVA NOVA 3 Mapped RDOS Rev 6.60 DK 1 072-000098-05 dg1037.img DG F52 DGFHS 1038 NOVA NOVA 3 Mapped RDOS Rev 6.60 DK 2 072-000099-05 dg1038.img DG F52 DGFHS 1039 NOVA NOVA 3 Mapped RDOS Rev 6.60 DK 3 072-000100-05 dg1039.img DG F52 DGFHS 1040 NOVA NOVA 3 Mapped RDOS Rev 6.60 DK 4 072-000543-01 dg1040.img DG F52 DGFHS 1041 NOVA Update 1 for RDOS on DK Rev 6.60 072-000091-05 dg1041.img DG F52 DGFHS 1042 NOVA Update 2 - Nova/Eclipse RDOS Rev 6.60 072-000091-05 dg1042.img DG F52 DGFHS 1043 NOVA Update 2 - Nova/Eclipse RDOS Rev 6.60 072-000091-05 dg1043.img DG F52 DGFHS 1044 NOVA RDOS BATCH Processor on Diskette R. 6.20 072-000061 dg1044.img DG F52 DGFHS 1045 NOVA N Mapped NOVA 3,4 RDOS Rev 6.70 DK 1 072-000098-06 dg1045.img DG F53 DGFHS 1046 NOVA N Mapped NOVA 3,4 RDOS Rev 6.70 DK 2 072-000099-06 dg1046.img DG F53 DGFHS 1047 NOVA N Mapped NOVA 3,4 RDOS Rev 6.70 DK 3 072-000100-06 dg1047.img DG F53 DGFHS 1048 NOVA N Mapped NOVA 3,4 RDOS Rev 6.70 DK 4 072-000543-02 dg1048.img DG F53 DGFHS 1049 NOVA N Mapped NOVA 3,4 RDOS Rev 6.70 DK 5 072-000669-00 dg1049.img DG F53 DGFHS 1050 NOVA N Mapped NOVA 3,4 RDOS Rev 6.70 DK 1 072-000098-06 dg1050.img DG F53 DGFHS 1051 NOVA N Mapped NOVA 3,4 RDOS Rev 6.70 DK 2 072-000099-06 dg1051.img DG F53 DGFHS 1052 NOVA N Mapped NOVA 3,4 RDOS Rev 6.70 DK 3 072-000100-06 dg1052.img DG F53 DGFHS 1053 NOVA N Mapped NOVA 3,4 RDOS Rev 6.70 DK 4 072-000543-02 dg1053.img DG F53 DGFHS 1054 NOVA N Mapped NOVA 3,4 RDOS Rev 6.70 DK 5 072-000669-00 dg1054.img DG F53 DGFHS 1055 NOVA Update 1 NOVA/Eclipse RDOS Rev. 6.70 072-000091-06 dg1055.img DG F53 DGFHS 1056 NOVA Update 1 NOVA/Eclipse RDOS Rev. 6.70 072-000091-06 dg1056.img DG F53 DGFHS 1057 NOVA N Mapped NOVA 3,4 RDOS Rev 7.00 DK 1 072-000098-07 dg1057.img DG F54 DGFHS 1058 NOVA N Mapped NOVA 3,4 RDOS Rev 7.00 DK 2 072-000099-07 dg1058.img DG F54 DGFHS 1059 NOVA N Mapped NOVA 3,4 RDOS Rev 7.00 DK 3 072-000100-07 dg1059.img DG F54 DGFHS 1060 NOVA N Mapped NOVA 3,4 RDOS Rev 7.00 DK 4 072-000543-03 dg1060.img DG F54 DGFHS 1061 NOVA N Mapped NOVA 3,4 RDOS Rev 7.00 DK 5 072-000669-01 dg1061.img DG F54 DGFHS 1062 NOVA Update 1, NOVA/Eclipse RDOS Rev 7.00 DK1 072-000091-07 dg1062.img DG F54 DGFHS 1063 NOVA Update 1, NOVA/Eclipse RDOS Rev 7.00 DK2 072-000589-01 dg1063.img DG F54 DGFHS 1064 NOVA URDOS Diskette 1 of 3 072-000101-01 dg1064.img DG F54 DGFHS 1065 NOVA URDOS Diskette 2 of 3 072-000102-01 dg1065.img DG F54 DGFHS 1066 NOVA URDOS Diskette 3 of 3 072-000103-01 dg1066.img DG F54 DGFHS 1067 NOVA URDOS Diskette 1 of 3 072-000101-01 (Copy) dg1067.img Verbatim F54 11/16/1977 DGFHS 1068 NOVA URDOS Diskette 3 of 3 072-000103-01 (Copy) dg1068.img Verbatim F54 DGFHS 1069 NOVA SOS FORTRAN IV Compiler 072-000069-00 (Yes, SOS, not DOS) dg1069.img DG F55 DGFHS 1070 NOVA DOS FORTRAN IV Runtime & Compiler 072-000005-00 (Checksum Error FORT1.LB) dg1070.img DG F55 DGFHS 1071 NOVA DOS FORTRAN IV Runtime & Compiler 072-000005-00 (Copy) dg1071.img DG F55 DGFHS 1072 NOVA FORTRAN 4 DOS Compiler Rev 5.30 072-000005-03 dg1072.img DG F55 DGFHS 1073 NOVA NOVA FORTRAN CSP 072-000044-00 (Commercial Subroutine Pkg dg1073.img DG F55 DGFHS 1074 NOVA FORTRAN IV Runtime Library 072-000025-00 dg1074.img DG F55 DGFHS 1075 NOVA NOVA FORTRAN IV Runtime 072-000025-02 dg1075.img DG F55 DGFHS 1076 NOVA NOVA FORTRAN IV Runtime 072-000025-02 dg1076.img DG F55 DGFHS 1077 NOVA NOVA FORTRAN IV Compiler 072-000027-02 dg1077.img DG F55 DGFHS 1078 NOVA NOVA FORTRAN IV Compiler 072-000027-02 dg1078.bad DG F55 NN Bad Sectors DGFHS 1079 NOVA Update 2 NOVA FORTRAN IV 072-000348-00A dg1079.img DG F55 DGFHS 1079A NOVA Update 2 NOVA FORTRAN IV 072-000348-00A dg1079A.img DG F55 DGFHS 1080 NOVA FORTRAN 4 Runtime Rev. 5.30 072-000025-03 dg1080.img DG F56 DGFHS 1081 NOVA Update 1 for DOS FORTRAN 4 Rev 5.30 072-000473-00 dg1081.img DG F56 DGFHS 1082 NOVA Update 1 for DOS FORTRAN 4 Rev. 5.30 072-000473-00 dg1082.img DG F56 DGFHS 1083 NOVA RDOS FORTRAN IV Compiler Rev. 5.50 072-000027-05 dg1083.img DG F56 DGFHS 1084 NOVA Update 4, N/Eclipse FORTRAN IV 5.50 DK 1 072-000291-03 dg1084.img DG F56 DGFHS 1085 NOVA Update 4, N/Eclipse FORTRAN IV 5.50 DK 2 072-000309-00 dg1085.img DG F56 DGFHS 1086 NOVA Update 5, N/Eclipse FORTRAN IV 5.50 DK 1 072-000291-03 dg1086.img DG F56 DGFHS 1087 NOVA Update 5, N/Eclipse FORTRAN IV 5.50 DK 2 072-000309-00 dg1087.img DG F56 DGFHS 1088 NOVA Update 6, N/Eclipse FORTRAN IV 5.50 DK 1 072-000291-03 dg1088.img DG F56 DGFHS 1089 NOVA Update 6, N/Eclipse FORTRAN IV 5.50 DK 2 072-000309-00 dg1089.img DG F56 DGFHS 1090 NOVA Update 7, N/Eclipse FORTRAN IV 5.50 DK 1 072-000291-03 dg1090.img DG F56 DGFHS 1091 NOVA Update 7, N/Eclipse FORTRAN IV 5.50 DK 2 072-000309-00 dg1091.img DG F56 DGFHS 1092 NOVA NOVA RDOS FORTRAN 5 Rev. 6.10 DK 1 072-000052-04 dg1092.img DG F57 DGFHS 1093 NOVA NOVA RDOS FORTRAN 5 Rev. 6.10 DK 2 072-000055-04 dg1093.img DG F57 DGFHS 1094 NOVA NOVA RDOS FORTRAN 5 Rev. 6.10 DK 3 072-000511-01 dg1094.img DG F57 DGFHS 1095 NOVA Upd. 1 NOVA RDOS FORTRAN 5 Rev 6.10 DK 1 072-000283-03 dg1095.img DG F57 DGFHS 1096 NOVA Upd. 1 NOVA RDOS FORTRAN 5 Rev 6.10 DK 2 072-000712-00 dg1096.img DG F57 DGFHS 1097 NOVA Upd. 2 NOVA RDOS FORTRAN 5 Rev 6.10 DK 1 072-000283-03 dg1097.img DG F57 DGFHS 1098 NOVA Upd. 2 NOVA RDOS FORTRAN 5 Rev 6.10 DK 2 072-000712-00 dg1098.img DG F57 DGFHS 1099 NOVA Upd. 3 NOVA RDOS FORTRAN 5 Rev 6.10 DK 1 072-000283-03 dg1099.img DG F57 DGFHS 1100 NOVA Upd. 3 NOVA RDOS FORTRAN 5 Rev 6.10 DK 2 072-000712-00 dg1100.img DG F57 DGFHS 1101 NOVA Upd. 4 NOVA RDOS FORTRAN 5 Rev 6.10 DK 1 072-000283-03 dg1101.img DG F57 DGFHS 1102 NOVA Upd. 4 NOVA RDOS FORTRAN 5 Rev 6.10 DK 2 072-000712-00 dg1102.img DG F57 DGFHS 1103 NOVA Upd. 5 NOVA RDOS FORTRAN 5 Rev 6.10 DK 1 072-000283-03 dg1103.img DG F57 DGFHS 1104 NOVA Upd. 5 NOVA RDOS FORTRAN 5 Rev 6.10 DK 2 072-000712-00 dg1104.img DG F57 DGFHS 1105 NOVA ALGOL Runtime Libraries 072-000047-00 dg1105.img DG F58 DGFHS 1106 NOVA RDOS ALGOL Compiler Rev. 2.10 072-000046-01 dg1106.img DG F58 DGFHS 1107 NOVA RDOS ALGOL Compiler Rev. 2.10 072-000046-01 dg1107.img DG F58 DGFHS 1108 NOVA NOVA ALGOL Runtime Rev 2.10 072-000047-02 dg1108.img DG F58 DGFHS 1109 NOVA NOVA ALGOL Runtime Rev 2.10 072-000047-02 dg1109.img DG F58 DGFHS 1110 NOVA Update 1 ALGOL Rev. 2.10 072-000288-00 dg1110.img DG F58 DGFHS 1111 NOVA Update 1 ALGOL Rev. 2.10 072-000288-00 dg1111.img DG F58 DGFHS 1112 NOVA Update 1 ALGOL Rev. 2.10 072-000288-00 dg1112.img DG F58 DGFHS 1113 NOVA Update 1 ALGOL Rev. 2.10 072-000288-00 dg1113.img DG F58 DGFHS 1114 NOVA SOS Single User Extended BASIC 072-000067-00 dg1114.img DG F58 DGFHS 1115 NOVA DOS BASIC 072-000092-01 dg1115.img DG F58 DGFHS 1116 NOVA NOVA Extended BASIC Rev. 5.40 DK 1 072-000030-06 dg1116.img DG F59 DGFHS 1117 NOVA NOVA RDOS Extended BASIC Rev. 5.40 DK 1 072-000030-06 dg1117.img DG F59 DGFHS 1118 NOVA N/E RDOS Extended BASIC Rev. 5.40 DK 2 072-000355-02 dg1118.img DG F59 DGFHS 1119 NOVA NOVA Extended BASIC Rev. 5.40 DK 1 072-000030-06 DG F59 BAD: Will not rotate in sleeve DGFHS 1120 NOVA NOVA/Eclipse M/U Ext. BASIC Rev 5.40 DK2 072-000355-02 dg1120.img DG F59 DGFHS 1121 NOVA Update 1 for RDOS Ext. BASIC Rev. 5.40 072-000279-04 dg1121.img DG F59 DGFHS 1122 NOVA Update 2 RDOS Extended BASIC Rev. 5.40 072-000279-04 dg1122.img DG F59 DGFHS 1123 NOVA Update 3 N/E RDOS Ext. BASIC Rev 5.40 072-000279-04 dg1123.img DG F59 DGFHS 1124 NOVA Update 3 N/E RDOS Ext. BASIC Rev 5.40 072-000279-04 dg1124.img DG F59 DGFHS 1125 NOVA Upd. 4 N/E RDOS Ext. BASIC Rev. 5.40 DK1 072-000279-04 dg1125.img DG F59 DGFHS 1126 NOVA Upd. 4 N/E RDOS Ext. BASIC Rev. 5.40 DK2 072-000703-00 dg1126.img DG F59 DGFHS 1127 NOVA Upd. 4 N/E RDOS Ext. BASIC Rev. 5.40 DK1 072-000279-04 dg1127.img DG F59 DGFHS 1128 NOVA Upd. 4 N/E RDOS Ext. BASIC Rev. 5.40 DK2 072-000703-00 dg1128.img DG F59 DGFHS 1129 NOVA DG Plotter Software (From Tape) dg1129.bad VERBATIM F60 NN 1 Bad Track DGFHS 1130 NOVA DG Plotter Software (From Tape) dg1130.img VERBATIM F60 DGFHS 1131 NOVA DG Diagnostics / Plot Subroutines dg1131.img DG F60 DGFHS 1132 NOVA PLOT.DM Backup 12/14/76 dg1132.bad DG F60 NN 1 Bad Track DGFHS 1133 NOVA Floppy/Copy NOVA V1.1 FC-N-1384 dg1133.img BASF F60 DGFHS 1134 NOVA Copy Floppy Copy FC-N-1384 dg1134.img DG F60 DGFHS 1135 NOVA DTOS Diagnostics dg1135.img DG F60 DGFHS 1136 NOVA DTOS Model N1 on Diskette 075-000004-00 dg1136.img DG F60 DGFHS 1137 NOVA DTOS Model N2 on Diskette 075-000005-00 (BAD) dg1137.img DG F60 DGFHS 1138 NOVA DTOS Model P1 on Diskette 075-000006-03 dg1138.img DG F60 DGFHS 1139 NOVA DTOS Model P2 on Diskette 075-000007-03 dg1139.img DG F60 DGFHS 1140 NOVA DTOS Model P3 on Diskette 075-000008-03 DG F60 NN Bad Tracks

Conner and Jay - I will contact you off-list in the next few days regarding software license and docs... Bruce Ray Wild Hare Computer Systems, Inc. Boulder, Colorado USA bkr at WildHareComputers.com ...preserving the Data General legacy: www.NovasAreForever.org On 12/18/2018 8:16 AM, Connor Krukosky via cctalk wrote: