Difference between revisions of "Z-System"
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| − | + | The Z-System (ZPM) is the name for a CP/M replacement which provides much more functionality. | |
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| − | + | == CPM 2.2 == | |
| + | * ZCPR is a CCP replacement | ||
| + | * ZSDOS is a BDOS replacement | ||
| − | + | In the early versions of ZPM, ZCPR was installed by patching CPM2.2, later versions use NZ-COM to make this easy. | |
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| + | == CPM+ == | ||
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| + | The Z-System is called Z3PLUS | ||
| + | * ZPM3 is a BDOS replacement | ||
| + | * ZCCP is a CCP replacement that implements ZCPR 3.3 | ||
Revision as of 02:47, 5 May 2018
The Z-System (ZPM) is the name for a CP/M replacement which provides much more functionality.
CPM 2.2
- ZCPR is a CCP replacement
- ZSDOS is a BDOS replacement
In the early versions of ZPM, ZCPR was installed by patching CPM2.2, later versions use NZ-COM to make this easy.
CPM+
The Z-System is called Z3PLUS
- ZPM3 is a BDOS replacement
- ZCCP is a CCP replacement that implements ZCPR 3.3
