If needed, I attempted to dump the BIPROM on the 8088/8085 board and can provide the result. Should anyone want to study the board...
--Antony -
Compupro's 8085/8088 board was always a favorite, and except for a single 74S288 32x8 PROM looks pretty straight forward to clone.
I don't suspect many of us can burn bipolar proms, but folks have replaced bipolar proms with GAL's,
eg http://www.retroclinic.com/leopardcats/galprom/galprom.htm
Personally I'd rather see other vintage CPU's like the 8088, 1802 or 6800/6809 :)
- Gary
On 8/6/2014 7:14 AM, Ants Pants wrote:
Hi Guys,--
just wandering if we have an 8085 board? i know most all of us run a Z80 as the basic "workhorse" of a system bootstrap, and now we see the great addition of Josh's 8080 board, has an S-100 8085 board been developed for the community? if not, would anyone be interested in inputting information, wants, needs, desires for such a board?
Kind Regards,Antony
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