Dr_Acula
Experienced Member
Just to second what Andrew has said, tonight I built two. As in two complete CP/M machines with a keyboard and a small LCD display and the ability to run CP/M programs. And a big thankyou to the hoster of the Walnut Creek CP/M archive. It is a treasure trove, though it takes a bit of searching. But I found what I needed, which was a small MBASIC program that can chain a .sub file. So now it is possible to daisy chain programs. All the parts for wireless CP/M networking are falling into place, and this ought to have real applications for networking vintage computers too. Can already send any file wirelessly over many hundreds of metres using xmodem. One project coming to fruition is a router based on the N8VEM that can route wired and wireless RS232 signals.
The Propeller monitor is also taking shape. One of the builders has suggested that the N8VEM is too quiet and he has suggested the Propeller terminal have a speaker and produce sound effects of disc reads and writes? Maybe someone could record a .wav?
The Propeller monitor is also taking shape. One of the builders has suggested that the N8VEM is too quiet and he has suggested the Propeller terminal have a speaker and produce sound effects of disc reads and writes? Maybe someone could record a .wav?