Vintage Computer Festival East
In April, 2014, the Vintage Computing Federation (formerly MARCH) sponsored Vintage Computer Festival University, an add-on day to the Vintage Computer Festival East. Here's the link. There were several classes and workshops run by hobbyists and other luminaries.
I gave a presentation on getting a CP/M system running when you don't have access to any original CP/M disks for the system. Many people who attended asked that post the slide deck and various files used in the workshop. So, here they are...
- PowerPoint slide deck (ppt)
- Book: Programmer's CP/M Handbook (pdf)
- Dave Dunfield's system monitors (zip)
- Sample CBIOS for CompuPro Disk 1 (Sorcim) (asm)
- YD-380 Floppy Modification (txt)
- MYZ80 Emulator (zip)
- Altair Peripheral Emulator (link)
- CP/M 2.2 Source Code (zip)
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