Re: French 8096 ROM dump

Hi

when I say the commodore "8000" I say the commodore 8032 / 8096 sold in 
france as CBM 8032 / CBM8096  (American name PET)
(it was working with several of the 80xx machines that's why I say 
"commodore 8000"

there was an extension  (board + rom) to transform the commodore 8096 
into a file server
a second board was used to connect a SASI hard disk directly to the 
commodore  (not a 9060/9090)

and another extension (board + rom) to transform a commodore 8096 into a 
station

I can try to find more information on these boards

so it was possible to establish a network of up to 16 stations (for 
example for accounting, stock management...)


--
didier


On 08/09/2015 20:42, Bo Zimmerman wrote:
> Forgive me, but what is the "Commodore 8000"?  From the discussion of 
> "server" and hard disks, I take it you are not talking about the CBM 
> 8000 series PETs....
>
> - Bo
>
>> I have 2 extra eproms for the french commodore 8000
>>
>> network:
>> boot station: http://netfilters.eu/eproms/boot-poste-3.bin
>> boot server: http://netfilters.eu/eproms/pc-central-26-4.bin
>>
>> these 2 eproms boot the server and station number  3
>> (one byte change from one station to another)
>>
>> networked based on commodore 8000 +  SASI hard disk +  networked on 
>> 6854 (differential)
>>
>
>
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