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From: Patric  <minim@news.invalid>
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Subject: Re: cp/m on modern homebrew z80 builds
Date: Wed, 04 Mar 2026 14:00:07 +0100 (Custom)
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In article <878qc8y96x.fsf@rpi3>,
   Daniel <me@sc1f1dan.com> wrote:
> Has anyone in the CP/M usenet community played with modern z80
> homebrew builds with CP/M boot ROMS and flash memory. How do they work
> for you and all that mumbo jumbo.

I've played around with CP/M on the Agon Light which seemed to work well
enough. Couldn't get the serial interface to work but other than that it
was a very easy to use and fast(!) platform.

Patric