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title: "Further Realizations about CP/M"
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excerpt: "During this month I have, upon occasion, found myself coming across some problems and not being able to figure them out. But, little by little, I am using my computer and learning a bit more about using the CP/M disk system. I had asked Charles Stelding and Chuck Dawson about how you go adding the…"
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During this month I have, upon occasion, found myself coming across some problems and not being able to figure them out. But, little by little, I am using my computer and learning a bit more about using the CP/M disk system. I had asked Charles Stelding and Chuck Dawson about how you go adding the system tracks to the PD software that you receive. I had to wait for an answer, but before I received it, I had figured it out myself by reading the FILES.DOC that comes with the boot disk. The reason that I thought about it. one of the articles in the new FOGHORN for CP/M was shout a guy that did the exact same thing that I would have done. Placed the software in the computer and tried to boot it. Without the system image on the disk, this would not be possible.