CP/Mish is an open source sort-of-CP/M distribution for Z80

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  • RomWBW

    System Software for Z80/Z180/Z280 Computers

  • cpmish

    An open source sort-of CP/M 2.2 distribution.

    • I don't think the author is in here, but yeah, he has the architecture specifics here: https://github.com/davidgiven/cpmish/tree/master/arch

    You would have to add the platform specifics for each one, though it's likely you could borrow from ROMWBW.

    Basically ROMWBW focused on supporting newish retroboards, and CP/Mish focused on supporting actual old retro computers like the Kaypro, Brother WP-2450DS, etc.

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