On Saturday, July 29, 2017 at 5:26:30 AM UTC-7, ldkr...@gmail.com wrote:
> You can start with one of these files:
> 1. mboot3.asm
> 2. pipio.asm
> 3. pipmodem.asm
>
> There are two good articles on this subject:
> V3N4_198308.pdf - from the SuperBrain Superletter Aug/Sept Vol 3 Number 4
> On The Move with PIP by Steve McMahon from Profiles magazine
>
> Both would be a good read for you. From there you will likely need a package
> like Modem7, or another CP/M Modem Package that supports your specific Serial
> Hardware. With the ASCII files transfered by one of the above, you could
> assemble the *.asm, or mload the hex files (uudecode | uudecode) that were transfered as ASCII and then converted back to HEX.
>
> More specific information on your CP/M Computer needs to be posted, along with what type computer will be transferring the files.
>
>
> Larry

Hi Larry

I have seen a few of your posts over time and wondered if you offer help to get older IMSAI era S100 systems up and running? Specifically, I am trying to build an 8" disk based IMSAI 8080 --

I have a working CCS 2810 Z80 CPU with rom, and several disk controllers, including Morrow DJ2B, CCS with rom, TARBELL, and JADE DOUBLE D

I also have several Shugart 800/801 disk drives and NOS 8" floppies.

I wondered if you could suggest the best pate to getting a working CP/M 2.2 system running.

Thanks,

David C