Sage II
Fred Cisin
cisin at xenosoft.com
Sat Oct 29 15:53:16 CDT 2016
On Sat, 29 Oct 2016, tony duell wrote:
> As you have the machine, and it boots, check the DIP switch settings.
> One of the switches is used to indicate if the boot drive is 40 or 80
> cylinder.
and the model number(s) of the drives will enable looking up hints as the
specs (although some TM100-4M (100tpi) drives were labelled "TM100-4"
(96tpi)). Some of my drives ended up with labels on the faceplates.
For CP/M 2.x, CP/M-68K run STAT DSK:
For CP/M 3.0/"PLUS" IIRC, SHOW DRIVE
That'll give you some hints of the drive and parameters.
There should be a KERMIT available, although machine specific overlay
might not be. Getting it onto the machine is another minor project.
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