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. 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-1.37 z80packĬompile the emulator for your operating system, e.g. Unpack the source archive in your home directory: $ tar xzvf z80pack-1.37.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-1.37.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. Z80pack is great for creating an emulated CP/M system.

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