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Cont'd test of disk copy programs (Part 3) (3.44).
Found an appropriate video card, but followed by some problems (3.22).
Hard Disk Imaging Utility for (very) old PCs - now in beta status (3.19).
Comparison of free memory for an old IBM PC/XT compatible system (3.17).
Ontrack Disk Manager adventures (3.17).
Love on the buses: The S-100 and me - an interesting article at theregister.co.uk (3.14).
How to transfer Apple Disk Images from a modern PC to an Apple II (with a super serial card) (3.14).
Finally after several tries I managed it.... my Highscreen Organizer aka Zeos Pocket PC runs CP/M programs (3.14).
Installing XENIX 386 on a real intel 486 PC Part 4 (at least the prerequisites) (3.14).
Siemens PCD-2 monochrome monitor adapter (3.13).

Another remarkable milestone: Sharp Pocket Computer (first: PC-1211) (10,677).
This is the first "Personal Computer" (not Altair, not Scelbi, not Micral) ? (10,234).
New toy - A pocket PC by "Highscreen" (Highscreen Handy Organizer) (10,071).
Two interesting pages about the Olivetti M20 - one of the few computer which have a Z8000 and can run CP/M-8000 (9,935).
Kind of a network connection to every CP/M computer ... (9,612).
Another floppy emulator (works with TRS-80, Apple II a.s.o.) (9,529).
Shame on me... didn't finish my CP/M Commander program, but now somebody else already did it... (9,092).
Very interesting Computer Chronicles TV Episode (1995) about Gary Kildalls lost deal with IBM (9,066).
TI Programmer (8,695).
An odyssey with an 8bit Seagate SCSI controller ... (8,660).

Successor of Kryoflux - the new SuperCard Pro from Jim Drew ? (1,057).
Now again a Sharp Pocket Computer - but the (almost) Z80 compatible one... (925).
New toy: Texas Instruments LED/VFD Display Calculators (1972 - 1980) (580).
Evolution of vintage PC chess programs (until VGA was used) PART 2 (545).
SNES (PAL) and a rare NTSC cartridge "Frogger" (520).
Another rare CP/M portable from Televideo... (518).
DEC Personal Workstation Bootscreen - for Windows 7 PCs ;-) (510).
Thinkpad T23 (and now also 600E) boots CP/M-86 (despite of Wikipedia) (454).
Using MS-DOS 4.01 with virtual machines is a NIGHTMARE ! (409).
Notebook floppy disk drive repair - an impossible mission... (408).

Successor of Kryoflux - the new SuperCard Pro from Jim Drew ? (5).
I managed it to downgrade a Turbo PASCAL (5.5) Source of a Z80 Assembler to a Turbo PASCAL 3.0 version... (4).
Installing XENIX 386 on a real intel 486 PC Part 3 (3).
My Yodobashi (Microvoice) Formula-1, with build-in eprom programmer (3).
A shrinked Altair 8800 as a replica - very nice (still need screenshots of the working system) (3).
OT: Personal Firewall "Snake Oil" .... why so many are misinformed (2).
A game gem: Eye of the beholder (1991), with really beautiful EGA graphics (2).
FMA 3500, a 486DX Notebook with monochrome LCD VGA display (2).
Apple I auction ended with fantastic price... selled for ~half a million EURO (2).
Evolution of vintage PC chess programs (until VGA was used) PART 2 (2).