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  Altair32 Code Releases

New Release

Larger front panel screen size. The original code assumes an 800x600 SVGA screen (and is sized to 640x320). Time to take advantage of larger screens!

Current Release

- v3.35 -- added support for the 88-HDSK drive  (thanks Mike Douglas!)

 

Release 3.35.2054 (04/18/2019)(26.1mb; includes FP package)

MD5 Hash: 4C15873FE7289A2CCA4DA1F1AA7DEF18


Front Panel Support Package (5/12/06)(7.9mb)

 

Immediately Previous Releases

Release 3.34.0900 (12/21/2013)(27.1mb; includes FP package)

MD5 Hash: 283c5ac736c425a8ed6e75e2d36dac06
 

Release 3.33.2100 (12/21/2013)(21.5mb; includes FP package)

MD5 Hash: DC5FFFA95D9C3387BF0D5EF857357934

 

Release 3.32.1100 (02/03/2013)(21.5mb; includes FP package)

MD5 Hash: 60d05b3b551ef54de5507f66746625bc

 

Release History

Release 3.31.1400 (10/06/2012): (offline, 13.7mb)

Release 3.30.08 (12/27/11): (offline, 12.6mb)

Release 3.20.04 (11/08/06): (offline, 12.6mb)

Release 3.10.02 (05/12/06): (offline, 12.3mb)

Release 3.00.00 (08/11/04): (offline, 8.7mb)

Release 2.50.00 (04/26/03): (offline, 8.6mb)

Release 2.50.00 patch (4/30/04): (offline, 0.4mb)

Release 2.40.00 (11/15/02): (offline, 6.1mb).

Release 2.30.10 (08/23/02): (offline; 5.3mb)

Release 2.20.02 (01/31/02):  (offline; 5.5mb)

Release 2.1 (12/14/01): (offline; 3.8mb)

Release 2.0 (08/19/01):  (offline; 0.5mb)

Original Code

    Also available is the original binaries. It seems that these binaries have disappeared from the Web over time, and various links to Claus Giloi's Web site have been broken when his Web site went to /dev/nul.

General Notes

  • Please review the release notes included with the distribution as it includes important information relating to this release.
  • I found the more recent versions of HyperTerm (included with Windows) handle TCP connections beautifully. So, I just created a desktop icon for a "localhost" connection and use that with the Altair32. Also, the current version of the emulator adds support for the Windows Console, so it has a "terminal" built in.
  • Disk image management code works fully with no issues. CP/M, AltairDOS and Microsoft Disk BASIC are fully functional. Several "utility" disks are included including a "developers" disk.
  • For those interested in programming in 8080 assembler, here is a scan of the instruction set information from the MCS-80 data book.
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