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Z80pack supports a 4Mb hard disk image connected to the I: drive and a 512Mb hard disk image connnected to the P: drive. When working with floppies I create a blank floppy called and then just copy that every time I want to create a new image, rather than creating the image directly. To create a floppy diskette image called,, run: $ mkfs.cpm This disk specification is the default for Cpmtools. The emulator uses 8" SD disk drives as the first 4 drives: A:, B:, C:, D. Cpmtools is a great collection of tools used to manipulate CP/M images and file systems in a variety of formats and works well with z80pack. If you don't have this as part of your distro, the source can be downloaded from here. We now needed to create some disk images to do this I recommend Cpmtools which is a part of many Linux distros.

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I also keep my own disk images of useful software in the library/ directory and keep a backup in the backups/ directory as well. These can easily get corrupted so it makes sense to backup these first: cd ~/z80pack/cpmsim/disks/library Z80pack includes a number of disk images in ~/z80pack/cpmsim/disks/library/. This leaves a few bash scripts in the ~/z80pack/cpmsim/ directory, cpm2, cpm3, mpm, etc, which automatically start the emulator by booting into CP/M 2.2, CP/M 3.0, MP/M, respectively.

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If you want to copy the srctools to your ~/bin directory then from within ~/z80pack/cpmsim/srctools run: $ make install $ make -f Makefile.operating-system cleanĬompile the support programs: $ cd ~/z80pack/cpmsim/srctools for linux use -f Makefile.linux: $ cd ~/z80pack/cpmsim/srcsim

$ mv z80pack-1.36 z80packĬompile the emulator for your operating system, e.g.

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Unpack the source archive in your home directory: $ tar xzvf z80pack-1.36.tgzĬhange the directory it is extracted to, to make this article easier to explain.

More information can be found there, in particular, information on installing z80pack on non Linux/Unix systems. The following installation instructions are adapted from those on the z80pack site. Installing z80packįirst download the source (z80pack-x.y.tgz, currently z80pack-1.36.tgz) for z80pack from here.

It is well documented and is being actively developed. It can either be used to create a general CP/M system or can emulate a specific system such as an IMSAI or ALTAIR including a graphical front-panel. Most of the rest simply haven’t been updated or in active development in years and don’t really work well anymore with newer operating systems and hardware.Z80pack is great for creating an emulated CP/M system.You can still get it at the link, but it’s not in active development so it won’t get any more updates.

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If it comes back up by the time we update this piece again, we’ll gladly add it back to the list. However, the website appears to be down as of the time of this writing.