Commodore C 900 documentation and software required ...
Bernd Kopriva
bernd at kopriva.de
Wed Jun 16 09:22:56 CDT 2010
Hi,
i'm not familiar with all that Amiga and Commodore 8 bit stuff, but at
least,
it should be not too hard to get a Amiga keyboard :) ...
...as the C-900 predates the Amiga, i'm not sure, if the keyboard will fit
Ciao Bernd
Brian Lanning wrote:
> On Tue, Jun 15, 2010 at 2:30 PM, Zane H. Healy<healyzh at aracnet.com> wrote:
>
>> I assume most of us have never seen a C900. I need to google it, as I'm
>> curious as to what it actually is.
>>
>
> I had to google it also. I found a page. It's a Z8000 based computer
> that commodore was working on. They ditched it when they bought amiga
> and sent all the prototype machines to a scrap company. So that would
> make them very rare.
>
> It also ran Coherent which was a pre-linux attempt to recreate a
> non-unix unix. I used to run it on my 486 laptop. It worked great.
> Good luck finding that software now. Although I'm sure a crazy
> collector out there has it.
>
> As for the keyboard, if a PC keyboard doesn't work, you might want to
> try one from an amiga 2000. They had the same connector, but were not
> PC compatible.
>
> For the video, I'd just plug in any old VGA multi-sync monitor.
> 1024x800 just sounds like 1024x768 with some overscan.
>
> As a side note, I'd love to have that case for a hacking project. But
> such a thing would be unforgivable if the motherboard weren't a total
> loss.
>
> brian
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