> I can boot CP/M+ on Commie, but the distribution
> is very minimal. It doesn't even include ED.
Eh? I could have sworn that ED was on the disk, or at least somewhere in
the C128 distribution set. How many disks do you have?
> It does have PIP, if this is useful,
Oh, only slightly. :-)
> software to do the trick (but I don't think it can write MFM
> as needed by C128 CP/M mode.)
The Commodore CP/M format is actually GCR -- the 1571 just can read MFM
formats as well, but it's natively GCR actually (so that the 1541 can be
used to boot C128 CP/M too).
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Received on Wed Jul 17 2002 - 21:00:01 BST