I believe back in those days, there were IBM compatibles, and IBM
clones. Clones were, ...clones, like we have today, compatible would
run DOS programs (WordStar, dBASE,etc.) but were not exactly the same.
Replacing the OS with another is probably not gonna work. You could
replace the
On Sat, 21 Jul 2018, Thomas Mueller wrote:
I researched Tandy and Tandy 1000 on Wikipedia.
It looks pretty obsolete, and it would be difficult to impossible to
find compatible accessories such as keyboard, mouse, hard drive and
other peripherals.
Many (if not all) of the Tandy 1000
> It looks pretty obsolete
I'm not running DOS for its relevance...
> Even the floppy drive is not compatible with standard.
Yeah, I know. I was thinking about seeing what that would take. Isn't
the floppy disk management all done from software, though?
> Where would you get Tandy 1000 and
> Has anyone here ever tested FreeDOS on a Tandy 1000? I've been
> considering getting one for some software testing, but it occurred to me
> that its slight differences might not be compatible with FreeDOS.
> Happy Hacking,
> David E. McMackins II
I researched Tandy and Tandy
