| Andrew,
If I wanted to start working with ECB hardware, I assume I would start with a SBC, then get a backplane, and some disk I/O...
Should I start with the SBC V2? Is that enough to get started with CP/M 2.2?
If so please verify and I will purchase one asap... and backplane and bus monitor.
I can afford the three boards. Am I headed the right direction?
Douglas On Jan 17, 2011, at 9:42 AM, Andrew Lynch wrote:
Hi! Recently I’ve gotten
some questions about how many PCBs I have available. Here is a quick snap
shot of my PCB shelf:
ECB
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Cassette Interface
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14
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Disk IO
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13
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Prop IO
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12
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Backplane
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13
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SBC V2
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10
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SBC-188
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15
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4MEM
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17
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Prototyping board with IO decode
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7
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Zilog Peripherals
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15
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SCG
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5
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Bus Monitor
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5
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MSX Cartridge reader
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7
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DSKY
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8
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uPD7220 V2 prototype
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6
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Extended backplane
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13
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6x0x host processor
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15
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6x0x ECB backplane
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17
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6x0x IO mezzanine
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13
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S-100
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parallel ASCII keyboard
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5
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regular prototyping board
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3
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PIC/RTC
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3
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Mini Boards
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PPIDE
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2
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AT2XTKBD
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32
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ECB to Z80 socket adapters
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13
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Juha SD
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6
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SCSI to IDE prototypes
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5
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Chips
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80C188-25 CPU
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31
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WD37C65 FDC
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23
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If you see any boards you would like
please contact me. The ECB and S-100 boards are $20 each. The Mini
Boards are $5 each. Thanks and have a nice day!
Andrew Lynch
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