Philip, It was great meeting you at Tandy Assembly and seeing the great stuff you've done with CP/M for the M100! Thanks so much for making the trek over to the show. You and Ian Mavric certainly came a long way for our little show.
I'd love to talk more with you about what you're working on. Maybe an interview for the Trash Talk Podcast? Randy Kindig Sent from my iPhone > On Oct 27, 2017, at 8:30 PM, Philip Avery <[email protected]> wrote: > > As Mike & Steve reported I did indeed make the trip from New Zealand to the > recent Tandy Assembly, Ohio then on to Ontario, Canada. I succeeded in > getting CP/M running on my real Rememed-T102 prior to the event, so was able > to display that (as pictured). There was good representation of Model T's > there, often among large collections of other Tandy computers. As I'm also > into Model I,III, 4 - I was in heaven. Our Randy Kindig had a great display > of Tandy portables. There's plenty of pics on the net, and YouTube coverage - > search for Tandy Assembly. I really enjoyed myself there, the enthusiasm > brought the old hardware truly to life. It wasn't just an event, but an > experience. > > CP/M: Despite the lack of updates, action has been happening. Feature creep > has prevented me from producing a wiki page, but I will get there. I'm > currently working on an Import utility to bring in large files from the net > via TPDD-emulation. Once that's done, I can release a self-installing CP/M > for Remem machines, so those who have that board are all go. As VT features > Remem & NADSBox, that version will be good for VT users as well. For the rest > of us, Steve's REXCPM board (currently in development) will be our saviour. > > Making CP/M great again > Philip > > <SANY2739s.jpg>
