Howard Goldstein wrote on 19/01/2004 12:06:
On Mon, 19 Jan 2004 05:52:46 -0600, Gene Storey wrote:
: "Howard Goldstein" wrote
:
: Which TNCs start at 100h?
:
: None that I know of.

I must have misread your article as I'd understood it to say that the
code for many TNCs started at 0x100, as it was for cp/m apps.
Returning to my original question, in what way are those TNCs based on
CP/M systems?

I think the "logic" goes - CP/M used Z80 micros, TNC2 clones used Z80
micros, so TNC2 clones are based on an "old CP/M machine"...

(Ah, those were the days... That was real programming... Whatever
happened to 8" floppy disks?)

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