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  • Categories Altera DE1 dev. board CP/M FPGA Microcontrollers and FPGA Retro computers UT-88

UT-88. Using OS CP/M. Part 2/2.

  • Post author Electronics Fun
  • Post date 31/03/2012

In this post, we will check some programs for CP/M and learn how to load your programs on “RAM-disk”. External command POWER is intended to work with files in a RAM and the “RAM-disk”. It allows you to view files, …

  • Categories Altera DE1 dev. board CP/M FPGA Microcontrollers and FPGA Retro computers UT-88

UT-88. Using OS CP/M. Part 1/2.

  • Post author Electronics Fun
  • Post date 28/03/2012

Finally, we reached the most exciting part – we will launch the CP/M operation system on “UT-88”. This system was initially developed in 1975 by Gary Kildall of Digital Research, Inc. for Intel 8080-based computers. “UT-88” is based on the …

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