Caldera CP/M Download Page
Contents
The list below are the current available downloads for CP/M, including documentation. Caldera may
add to the available versions in the future. Please check the Caldera Home Page for announcements of
additions to this page. Caldera makes no commitments to post all Operating Systems it has rights to.
Trademark / Copyright Notes
Note that all Trademarks and Copyrights of Digital Research listed in these files and included in the documentation, are owned by
Caldera Inc. Caldera also owns all rights to the marks used, and owns copyright on all "historical" operating systems, languages, and other
Digital Research software.
Password
These downloads require use of the CP/M password to unzip them. The password is:
cpm1-nds98jnds987y To use it use the -s switch on PKUNZIP command
Please keep your key code private.
Installation Instructions
To decompress the files for installation, at the command prompt
use the following syntax:
PKUNZIP FILENAME -sPASSWORD
Where FILENAME is the download file and where PASSWORD is the
password from caldera.com.
If FILENAME is cpm and PASSWORD is green2-p57j then use:
C:TEMP>pkunzip cpm -sgreen2-p57j
to decompress
CP/M 2.2 Original Sources
The support utilities are written in PLM, and are provided mainly for "historical" interest only. Caldera provides
no build environment for this
CP/M 2.2 Intel Sources
The CP/M BDOS Kernel of the operating system in usable form. There is a Z80 and a I8080 version
CP/M 2.2 Binaries
The Utility binaries (the famous PIP utility and others), the BDOS binary, and the BIOS sources
CP/M 2.2 Documentation
This includes details of available commands, and indepth information for programming and implementing
CP/M 3 Documentation - Coming soon
- In Adobe Acrobat format
- In Postscript format
All the above are provided as-is, with no technical support as detailed in the license agreement.
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