I'm not sure which version you are wanting. I searched the Maslin Archive for two strings
"CPM80" & "CPM22" and came up with these files:
....
I'm also not sure about what size your CP/M image should be 48K, 60K, 64K, ??K. Do you have a clue?
Any other information you can supply will help narrow the search.
Larry
Alex,
The problem I have is there is nothing in TEXT or on the Listing of files that contains BYAD.
How about contacting the Computer Historical Museu, and see if they can provide more detail as
to where it was located in the Maslin Archive. If I have the *.TD0 or *.IMD file name, or even the
Computer system it was compiled on, we can locate the file.
There is nothing about a BYAD that I find in searches of index files.
Larry
I'm hoping someone here might me able to help me with this request.
I have a BYAD DS2 expansion card which would allow me to run CP/M-80 on my vintage IBM.
On 12/14/21 2:41 AM, Reviving Retro wrote:
I'm hoping someone here might me able to help me with this request.If that card is a knock-off of a BabyBlue or BlueThunder ISA Z80 board I have support software for both.
I have a BYAD DS2 expansion card which would allow me to run CP/M-80 on my vintage IBM.
Seeing a photo would help if you can send one via e-mail.
Steve
On Tuesday, December 14, 2021 at 1:17:51 PM UTC-8, Steven Hirsch wrote:
On 12/14/21 2:41 AM, Reviving Retro wrote:
I'm hoping someone here might me able to help me with this request.If that card is a knock-off of a BabyBlue or BlueThunder ISA Z80 board I have
I have a BYAD DS2 expansion card which would allow me to run CP/M-80 on my vintage IBM.
support software for both.
Seeing a photo would help if you can send one via e-mail.
Steve
Hiya Steve - here's a picture: https://inetrc.com/retro/BYAD_DS2.jpg
On 12/14/21 4:25 PM, Reviving Retro wrote:
On Tuesday, December 14, 2021 at 1:17:51 PM UTC-8, Steven Hirsch wrote:
On 12/14/21 2:41 AM, Reviving Retro wrote:
I'm hoping someone here might me able to help me with this request.If that card is a knock-off of a BabyBlue or BlueThunder ISA Z80 board I have
I have a BYAD DS2 expansion card which would allow me to run CP/M-80 on my vintage IBM.
support software for both.
Seeing a photo would help if you can send one via e-mail.
Steve
Hiya Steve - here's a picture: https://inetrc.com/retro/BYAD_DS2.jpgInteresting board! That's quite different from the two I mentioned and would almost certainly need dedicated software. I hope you are able to locate it.
I'm hoping someone here might me able to help me with this request.
I have a BYAD DS2 expansion card which would allow me to run CP/M-80 on my vintage IBM.
Would anyone here happen to have software for this in their archives?
I know that it is in the Don Maslin collection -
Date 1983
Description
Personally-labeled; 5 1/4 inch floppy disk (2); disk labels:
1-2) System disk CP/M-80 version 2.20 [2 copies]
3-4) Program disk CP/M-80 version 2.20 [2 copies]
Any help would be so appreciated. Thank you!
Perhaps you've already seen this - if not may be worth trying to contact the guy.
https://youtu.be/SbYcjrezJHs
On Wednesday, December 15, 2021 at 8:54:50 PM UTC-8, dxforth wrote:
Perhaps you've already seen this - if not may be worth trying to contact
the guy. https://youtu.be/SbYcjrezJHs
So nice of you - yep - saw it and found they were a member on https://www.eevblog.com/ but haven't received any response to my pm there
If you succeed in finding the software (or docs) please consider submitting to
Bitsavers, Internet Archive or other such site?
Alex,
On second look, it does look correct so it should have created a good Image. I had a senior moment.
Larry
On Saturday, December 18, 2021 at 10:51:06 AM UTC-8, Steven Hirsch wrote:I offered to pay for his time, assuming it would be relatively simple to image/copy, his estimation is far too high to weigh the ROI on it for something that is more a personal wish for me and not a need. The gentleman is also concerned about the
If you succeed in finding the software (or docs) please consider submitting to
Bitsavers, Internet Archive or other such site?
I would absolutely share this Steve - I did ultimately come in contact with the gentleman who made the video, and he has original disks and manual but it seems to be highly time consuming for him to revive his old hardware to make an image/copy. While
I don't like to push folks on this kind of thing - it's their property and their prerogative on how far they are willing to go to help so I've respected that and let this go for now.
On Saturday, December 18, 2021 at 10:51:06 AM UTC-8, Steven Hirsch wrote:Over the past couple of decades I've watched many pieces of software fade into the cosmic bitbucket because of infirmity, crises of conscience and - yes - innate flakiness on the part of the person who had them in their hands. In
If you succeed in finding the software (or docs) please consider
submitting to Bitsavers, Internet Archive or other such site?
I would absolutely share this Steve - I did ultimately come in contact with the gentleman who made the video, and he has original disks and manual but
it seems to be highly time consuming for him to revive his old hardware to make an image/copy. While I offered to pay for his time, assuming it would
be relatively simple to image/copy, his estimation is far too high to weigh the ROI on it for something that is more a personal wish for me and not a need. The gentleman is also concerned about the legality/liability of
posting any of this in public domain.
I don't like to push folks on this kind of thing - it's their property and their prerogative on how far they are willing to go to help so I've
respected that and let this go for now.
That thread can be followed here: https://www.eevblog.com/forum/vintage-computing/old-ibm-compatible-pcxtat-cards/75/
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