[AJL>] Jim, There is a complete set of mini-N8VEM v8 files in this directory on the N8VEM wiki. James designed the mini-N8VEM using the N8VEM SBC as a guide but to more reflect his personal design goals. The two systems are compatible but the SBCs are quite different. I think James did a great job and I use my mini-N8VEM SBC all the time. It has a lot of advantages over the original N8VEM SBC especially as stand alone board. http://n8vem-sbc.pbworks.com/browse/#view=ViewFolder&param=Mini%20N8VEM… les There are a number of what I would consider associated N8VEM projects or even "spin offs" mini-N8VEM being one of them. There is another SBC project in the UK using the N8VEM SBC design, etc. Also builders designed the DSKY as debug/monitor front panel type device. Again, a great project and I use it all the time. Another builder made the PockeTerm which I also use daily alongside the N8VEM project and so on. Making a frame work for home brew computing project is the whole point of the N8VEM project so I am 100% supporting these associated projects. Much of the development recently on the N8VEM project has been for adding full floppy drive capability in CP/M. We've been testing an improved CBIOS that supports the floppy drive. It is fully functional now and there is an optimized one in testing. With deblocking support and head seek optimizations it is *much* faster and works really well. The new version is on the wiki in the DiskIO folder for testing. The performance increase with the floppy drives, IDE and ATAPI devices is really quite remarkable. Thanks and have a nice day! Andrew Lynch