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CP/M source code

v1.1 v1.3 v1.4 v2.0 (1975-79) + lots of documents(.pdf)

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CP/M-80 3.0

These are six 140k Disk Images for the Apple // Family of Computers with the Z80 Softcard in Slot4. Runs on Emulator like WinApple. Can be extracted to files or to real disks by usual tools, for example the famous CiderPress Software.

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CP/M-86 For The IBM 1.1

CP/M-86 For The IBM, Version 1.1. with manuals, source code and additional software.

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CP/M86 1.1

Bootable CopyQM 5.25" Floppy Image of Gary Killdals Digital Research CP/M86 System Disk for the PC, CopyQM is included in this archive. Runs up to i486 CPU's, but not on Pentium or higher.

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Digital Research Concurrent CP/M-86 2.5 [DEC Rainbow]

Digital Research Concurrent CP/M-86 for the DEC Rainbow includes the following disks: ccpmgsx - GSX Graphics Library Support Disk ccpmsys - Concurrent CPM-86 2.5 Boot Disk ccpmutil - Concurrent CPM-86 2.5 Utilities Disk Important: This disk will not work on an IBM PC or compatible. The DEC Rainbow used a very non-standard 400K single sided, 80 tack, 5.25" format. Use IMGDISK 1.18 to write it to a floppy disk. To write these you must use a double density (360k) disk in a high density 1.2mb drive. This archive also includes Teledisk images.

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Digital Research CP/M-8680 2.1

CP/M-8680 is a hybrid version of CP/M for the Digital DEC Rainbow computer that can run software designed for both CP/M-80 and CP/M-86. This is possible because the DEC Rainbow includes an 8-bit Z80 co-processor in addition to its more powerful 16-bit Intel 8086. This archive contains a 400k disk image of CPM-8680 2.1 for the DEC Rainbow. Important: This disk will not work on an IBM PC or compatible. The DEC Rainbow used a very non-standard 400K single sided, 80 tack, 5.25" format. Use IMGDISK 1.18 to write it to a floppy disk. To write these you must use a double density (360k) disk in a high density 1.2mb drive. This archive also includes a Teledisk image.

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