Will trade classic HW for CP/M 2.2 help!
Bob,
I'm not far away, Maybe I can help. FYI I have NO data on the tarbell
controller but if the disk is standard SSSD I can help.
No interest in the HP or symbolics though, too far off my collection.
Allison
-----Original Message-----
From: Bob Shannon <bshannon_at_tiac.net>
To: classiccmp_at_classiccmp.org <classiccmp_at_classiccmp.org>
Date: Wednesday, June 06, 2001 7:42 PM
Subject: Will trade classic HW for CP/M 2.2 help!
>To any CP/M 2.2 users with 8-inch SSSD floppy disks...
>
>I'm restoring an Imsai 8080, and at this point my hardware is working
very
>well, but I need some assistance with the software.
>
>If any list member can help, I'm willing to trade classic hardware such
as an HP
>9830A desktop programmable (in basic!) calculator, a Symbolics 3645 Lisp
Machine
>(with 2 monitors, and full doc set), a Solid State Music S-100 bus music
>synthisizer, DEC goodies, etc...
>
>Lets make a deal....without eBay.....
>
>All the hardware for trade is located in centeral MA, not too far from
the site
>for VCF East!
>Who ever gets this deal, and helps get this Imsai up to the A:> prompt
WILL be
>made happy.
>
>(and share in the satisfaction of saving this particular Imsai from the
dust bin
>of history)
>
>My problem is this:
>
>I need a bootable 8-inch, SSSD CP/M 2.2 disk made with a BIOS for my
hardware...
>I do have full documentation for all the hardware installed in my
system.
>
>I have an Imsai 8080 with 40K of RAM, a Tarbell 1101-D floppy controller
with 2
>SA-800
>drives, and a Solid State Music IO-4 board. There are some old CP/M 1.3
disks
>that came
>with the system, and they ~appear~ to boot, but I get no console I/O.
Most of the
>disks
>claim to be for memory configurations larger than I currently have.
>
>I can disable the Tarbell boot code and enter small programs by hand,
and I've
>verifed that
>the SSM IO-4 boards serial port is fully operational. Attempting to
boot a 24K
>CP/M 1.3
>disk ~looks~ like its working, the head loads and unloads several times,
data gets
>loaded
>into memory by the boot loader code from the floppy, but no console I/O.
>
>Who knows what hardware config this disk expects, it appears to be a
very early
>CP/M
>install for this Imsai, and its clearly been expanded several times
since this
>disk was cut.
>
>I'd also LOVE to upgrade the many 2102 based Ram boards with any
non-2102 based
>SRAM
>board. I do have 22 slots, but 4K and 8K boards just take up too much
room.
>
>So, is anyone out there with 8-inch CM/M 2.2, and who is just dying for
a
>Symbolics 3645?
>
>Just 'gottahave' an HP9830A (all key caps, unbroken plastic, etc) LED
dot matrix
>calculator?
>(check one out on the HP calculator museum site, clearly collectable...)
>
>Drop me a line off the list, and lets make a deal!
>
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