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On Tuesday, July 13, 2021 at 11:05:23 AM UTC+8, wolfgang kern wrote:
> >> so why don`t you stick to 386 and forget no more existing
> >> old crap ?
> > I would like to have a solution to the 80286 too.
> you wont find a working 286 anymore, not even in the museum.
I just bought an 8088 replica.
https://www.ebay.com.au/itm/134615009272
I wasn`t aware they even existed. I know that some people
have original 8088 computers working, but I leave that for
other people. I`m interested in what I can buy new.
I can`t remember if I mentioned Sector C before. But I used
it as the basis of Multisector C:
https://sourceforge.net/p/pdos/gitcode/ci/master/tree/util/multisc.c
The challenge is to get from there to Sub C and then beyond.
It would be amusing if this (Malaysian-made?) computer
ended up being "last man standing" after a nuclear war
or something.
It does look to be Asian in nature - V20 from Japan,
mentions "made in Malaysia", shipped from China.
Maybe I`ll lock myself in a dark room to be forced
to use this. I have previously said that I need 2 MB
of memory realistically, but that`s before I leave
traditional MSDOS and start sharing the OS`s C
library. And then Sector C came along and I needed
to reevaluate what was possible.
BFN. Paul.
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