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From: donm@pnet07.cts.com (Don Maslin)
Newsgroups: comp.os.cpm,comp.sources.wanted,nz.wanted
Subject: Re: Wanted - System disk for SANYO MBC 1000 CP/M machine
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Date: 16 Jan 91 19:05:03 GMT
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G.Moretti@massey.ac.nz (Giovanni Moretti) writes:
>--- a friend has managed to obtain a SANYO MBC1000 system which
>is apparently a CP/M machine, but he doesn't have any software for
>it, and more specifically, a systems disk.
>
Alas, I have only the system disk for the MBC-1100 and that is not
compatible with the -1000.

>I'm assuming that this contains the utilities necessary to format
>disks and generally fire up the machine.
>
Exactly right.

>If you would be prepared to send us a copy of such a disk (I know
>this sounds a bit vague, but then I've never used CP/M :-), let me
>know how we might go about easing the transfer.
>
>Normally I'd use UUENCODE and PKZIP, but have no idea on how to get
>the info from a PC to a CP/M disk.
>
Probably, the best way is for the parties on both ends to get a copy of
Sydex' TeleDisk (v2.04 or later).  This shareware program permits making
a file of the original disk and creating a clone of the disk from the file
on the other end.  It is very powerful and utilitarian software!

If you are able to get a copy of the MBC-1000 disk, I'd sure appreciate a
copy also!

                                                - don

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