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Hi Mark, I had a look at your GitHub site and managed to do the initial make, but couldn't work

It's likely you'll find a lot of the MCS-51 stuff on the iPDS floppy images due to lots of

Hello Nope, that's not the MDS CRT version. The MDS CRT is the first version, came with Screen

Hi Al, I'd be interested in the board if it's still available. I'm in the UK though so

That worked! On 9/1/2025 9:09 PM, 'mark.p...@btinternet.com' via intel-devsys wrote: Bill

Hi Jáchym Can I suggest as a first step that you look at the website: https://intel-vintage-developer

Jon, Very nice. I believe the 310 AP was a dual processor 310. The ones I used at work all were.

I don't follow Martin Eberhard on a daily basis, but he's got some chops and has been around

Right.. I see what you mean after checking the mentioned document, but after reading it I would still

URL is: https://archive.org/compress/prototyping-board-manual/formats=JPEG,ZIP,IMAGE%20CONTAINER%

My video on the prompt-80 is up at https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=C9CFD0suW_0 in case anyone is

Hi Scott There are other Intel manuals concerned with the 957 'Execution Vehicle' for 8086

Scott, I am glad you got your machine working. One jumper can sure play hell with it. We all have

I managed to get in touch with some of the young engineers who had worked on the Tandberg TDV-2114

[the code fragments are image files, which I won't retype just to make a point.] A more

On 5/21/2025 7:06 AM, Mark Ogden wrote: > A short article on the demise of the floppy disk >

Several months ago, I started putting together notes related to the API that has evolved since 1986

Herb, PL/I subset G was implemented on many systems. Full PL/I was on mainframes in the day. PL/M is

Herb With some minor changes to compile with the more modern PLM compiler and relocation to a higher

Hi Martyn, The 2113 was just a stop gap because intel couldn't get the 2114 to work properly and

Vladislav, Fine on using the VAX to compile stuff for other target machines. The Intel 310 and 320

Matt, I used the HD emulator to image several Intel 310 HDs I and others in the group held. I used

Martyn, I found the ICE material on Mark's repository. Yes, they use "blocks" of RAM to

One of my MDS-800s is missing some sheet metal parts and I am going to have replacements made. These

Okay! On 2/17/2025 3:33 AM, Vale, Martyn wrote: > Hi Bill, > > I just use Teraterm which you

Mark, The "$ XREF" in the source did the trick. Thanks! This makes finding unused code

Frode Scanning the ISIS.DIR file and looking at the link chains, in addition to the normal files on

This is a real time clock multimodule. I came across listings back when I was scouring ebay for 80/24

Mark, There are variances between different manufacturers of OSs regarding disk format. And CP/M had

Martyn, Indeed, that is a good answer. I learned from Mark the difference between interleave and skew