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Looks good!? thanks

that was it josh. try it now and it should work. ________________________________ Sent: December 8, 2023 10:43 AM To: [email protected] <[email protected]> Subject: Re: [Z80MC] Where's the CPM

When I go to files section,? I should see "NEW/UPLOAD" button (like I do in COSMAC GROUP).? But I don't see it. Is might be a permissions thing?

Nope.? I don't see any upload button.? Drag and drop doesn't work.

I'm in Groups IO.? I see my name in top right corner. let's try files section again.

I uploaded a random file to check and it went OK so files are definitely enabled. Check that you’re signed in maybe?

We should ask Bill Rowe.

Tried to do that myself didn't work.? Files not enabled for this forum? Allison

Ok, right, this isn't the COSMAC group.?? Thanks.

Hi Josh, Best place is the files section of the group. While use PCs and program them even the older systems are my thing. I still have the old don't you wish you have now what DEC had then. For

Hi Allison, Welcome back!?? There has been an issue with my implementation of CP/M on both the S100 JAIR board and the Z80MC.I failed to understand one of the drive buffer spaces needed, the space

Hello all... She's back! It been a while and life intervened...? One of the things was getting a Z80MC to play with. I have over a dozen CP/M systems and a few of my own creation both hardware

Bill, not in this version. ? But it could be grown, or another box added to hold it. ?My main purpose was to create a top with buttons, etc. ?The design is in Fusion 360. Aug

I like the cover design too. For my MC, I built a separate LiPO battery/Bluetooth module into another Altoids can and the Z80MC sits in the lid and connects to the battery with a cable. Rich

That looks great - very functional.? Is there room for a battery?

I have created a case (2 versions). ?I started with Noe Ruiz’s snap box thai i use for everything but the kitchen sink. ?The buttons are made in 2 pieces and glued together. ?The top is used with

Hi Tony,?? Please, can you email me directly at joshbensadon at yahoo dotcom.I wish to ask you about what happened over on Cosmacelf forum.?? Josh

To those that may not remember this, the KIM-1 was based on the 6502 in the early 70's. What is even more ironic, is that the Apple II that came after, another 6502 machine (one of my favs) was so

Yanno, this is true about that power. Not from the teletype tho. It was noisy but it had that particular kind of sound. To me in the early 70's into my teen years, when I heard that connected up to a

Hi Lee, Oh yea I was lucky, I made that mistake with the sio, so a bit higher, but with the CPU and the keypad (because like Josh with the sio in the middle) I can fit the 2 board stack (cpu/keys) in