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Thanks Max! Yes, I would start with the
SBC V2 in stand alone mode and one it works add a PPIDE as Max recommended. They
are inexpensive and a good way to get started without a large investment. The ECB bus backplanes will allow you to
expand to use other ECB peripherals like DiskIO and video boards. The DSKY and
ECB bus monitor are used primarily for debugging and for flexible boot options. Thanks and have a nice day! From:
n8vem...@googlegroups.com [mailto:n8vem...@googlegroups.com] On Behalf Of Max Scane Hi Douglas, On Tue, Jan 18, 2011 at 7:51 AM, Douglas Goodall <douglas...@mac.com> wrote: 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? 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:
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
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