Thanks for the update cbmguy.  It's appriciated.

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I look forward to it.  Thanks!

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Thanks cbmguy.  If you could scan in those doc sheets, that would be very cool.   (it's kinda hard to run a board if you don't have any hints on setting it up. )

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I'd love to get copies of those disk images & the docs if you've scanned them.

tnx.

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Here's a tutorial I put together last week:

http://www.geneb.org/jiffydos

I've updated two flat 128s using this process.

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Ahh, ok.  Thanks.

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I was looking for a test program for the 128 today and it appears that all the file links are broken.  Are the downloads stored here available somewhere else?

tnx.

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Go to http://www.retroarchive.org.

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Quote from: Blacklord on December 23, 2008, 09:15 AM
I've started putting the commercial CP/M abandonware up - http://landover.no-ip.com/cpmcomm/

Not all areas are done, so you'll get some broken links.

Ok, I don't much mind that you're mirroring my website, but it would be nice if you actually acknowledged that fact.

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Airship, the 4464 is a dynamic RAM chip just like the 4164, but only two are needed instead of the 8 to make a full bank.



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I would certainly be up for this, especially if I can buy just the PCB so I can burn the ROM myself...I can also burn them for others as well, once the layout is known.

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I would be happy to host those PDF files at retroarchive.org as well.

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