On 1/23/18 8:48 AM, Dave via cctalk wrote: > Hi Al, > What 9816 parts are required to run it? Do you already have the 9816 and > 9121 drive? Also, is there a copy of CP/M-68K available somewhere for > download? > Dave > On Monday, January 22, 2018, 1:13:08 PM CST, Al Kossow via cctalk > <cctalk@classiccmp.org> wrote:
A friend made an adapter board for HP's 26 and 34 pin 600rpm drives to standard 34 pin that we should have soon. I was not able to read any of the disks with a normal 300rpm drive, so the software has not been imaged yet. I have an early 9122 that has the same board as a 9121 and was going to retrofit the older firmware. The piece I'd like to get is the little keyboard so the whole thing takes up less space then using a Nimitz keyboard. There is one disk for CP/M-68K on the HP Museum site, but what I have is very different (6 disks with additional .rel and src files) copyright 1984 Empirical Research Group I'm really hoping it can be recovered.
