Vintage micro computers projects links and resources page
https://www.math.purdue.edu/~wilker/misc/DEVEL/0019/ apple2 microcomputer .dsk images software
http://wiki.vintage-computer.com/index.php/XTIDE_project The XT-IDE project is a Vintage Computer forum driven project to develop and manufacturer an 8-bit ISA IDE controller. It allows any PC/XT class machine to use modern IDE hard drives or Compact Flash devices for long term storage
cp/m-86
Pour transférer des fichiers entre MSDOS et CP/M, il existe le fameux
utilitaire 22DISK de Sydex. Il est vraiment parfait et permet toutes les operations
sur les fichiers d'une disquette CP/M à partir de DOS.
http://8bit.yarek.pl/tool/pc.22disk/index.html
Z80 project..
My first micro was a Z80 board. I used a National INS8251 USART, a Motorola
MC14411 bit rate generator and a friends terminal to run it. Later I build
a
dumb terminal from scratch. Nowadays I can still run the board but I use an
old PC with a VT50 terminal emulator program.
Nowadays a advise to use a 16550A UART. That's the one used in PC's today. It's not the easiest chip to program but it has a build in bit rate generator (except fot the X-tal) and for all I know it's bug free.
If you are looking forward some data or repair parts about this electronic card, you can contact me by e-mail at matthieu.benoit@free.fr
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