CP/M on the ST

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From: Chris Perleberg
Date: Wed, 10 Feb 1988 22:34

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I recently downloaded Atari's ST CP/M emulator (I want it for writing assembly
code for Z80 hardware controllers).  Unfortunately, it doesn't work with my
standard ramdisk.  Does anybody know of a ramdisk that allows CP/M formats?
Also, are there any good Z80 assemblers, C compilers, and text editors in
the CP/M world (Public Domain?)?  And finally, does anbody know of CP/M BBS's
in the Bay Area?

Thanks for any help you can provide.

	Chris  Perleberg
	pchris@sim.berkeley.edu

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From: pchris@sim.Berkeley.EDU (Chris Perleberg)
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Subject: CP/M on the ST
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Date: 10 Feb 88 22:34:32 GMT
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