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                <p style="margin: 0; line-height: 1.1em;">A0>TYPE CPMLIVE.TXT</p>
                <p style="margin: 0; line-height: 1.1em;">CP/M-Live! is the self-booting CP/M. Try out CP/M absolutely free - no muss, no fuss, no installation. Simply place the CP/M-Live! disc into your favorite DOS-compatible computer, emulator or virtual machine and boot. In seconds (on any modern machine), you'll be presented with a CP/M system prompt. The rest is up to you.</p>
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      <p class="site-description">To download CP/M-Live!, <a href="downloads/HumongousCPM.iso.7z">click here</a>.</P>
      <p>Note that until reliable DOS SATA CD-ROM drivers become available, the live-boot feature of CP/M-Live! only supports IDE CD-ROM drives. However, it may still be installed to and run from your hard drive. See below for installation instructions. Update [April 2019]: I no longer have a CD-ROM of any type on any of my systems, so I am unable to test this, but I have seen suggestions that some have had success with SATA drives using gcdrom.sys; see <a href="https://www.vogons.org/viewtopic.php?f=61&t=55782">here</a> and <a href="http://www.ultimatebootcd.com/forums/viewtopic.php?t=656">here</a>, for example, or just google <a href="https://www.google.com/search?client=opera&q=dos+sata+cd-rom+driver&sourceid=opera&ie=UTF-8&oe=UTF-8">"DOS SATA CD-ROM driver"</a>.</p> If you try it and have success, let me know!</p>
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      <p class="site-description"><em>CP/M-Live!</em> is *HUMONGOUS* CP/M's live-booting CP/M. It allows you to try out CP/M without installing anything. Simply insert the DVD into your DVD-ROM drive and reboot your system. The live-boot feature will by default boot the Z-System with ZS-DOS, a drop-in replacement for CP/M 2.2. For information on other available systems (e.g., Simeon Cran's ZPM3, an enhanced CP/M 3 replacement) and how to access them, see below.</p>

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      <p>Currently, <em>CP/M-Live!</em> comes with the following CP/M-compatible operating systems. To run one of these, boot the DVD, type EXIT at the CP/M prompt to shut down CP/M, then type <i>"CPM system</i>" where <i>"system"</i> is one of the names below.
      <p><h3>NZCOM</h3> This is the default system. Based on the ZCPR3 drop-in replacement command processor, the NZCOM Z-System provides many UNIX-like enhancements to CP/M. This Z-System configuration includes ZSDOS, with full time-and-date-stamping facilities.</p>
      <p><h3>ZPM3</h3> Written by Simeon Cran, ZPM3 is a drop-in replacement for CP/M 3 which provides many enhancements and improvements while remaining fully compatible with CP/M 3.</p>
      <p><h3>Z3PLUS</h3> Z3Plus is, in a nutshell, the Z-System for CP/M 3. To start Z3Plus, once you're at the CP/M prompt type "Z3PLUS{enter}".</p>
      <p><h3>QPM</h3> MICROCode Consulting's formerly commercial CP/M 2.2-compatible operating system for 8080-based computers.</p>
      <p><h3>DOSPLUS</h3>(Coming soon!) CB Falconer's DOSPlus 2.5.
      <p><h3>MAXZ80</h3>Not an operating system, but Lee Bradley's introduction to the NZCOM Z-System. The tutorial is available <a href="LIVE/MAXZ80/hints0.htm">here</a>.</p>
      <p><h3>ANYTHING-YOU-WANT</h3></p>
      <p>In addition, you can create a new CP/M machine simply by typing a name for it, e.g., CPM TESTSYS{enter}. <em>CP/M-Live!</em> will automatically create a new default system with the name you specified. </p>
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      <p>For more information on how to use <em>CP/M-Live!</em>, or how to install it to your hard drive, <a href="LIVE/CPM-Live.html">click here</a>.</p>
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      <p>"Installing" CP/M-Live is as simple as copying the contents of the /LIVE directory from the DVD to your hard drive. You may then run CP/M by invoking CPM.BAT, optionally followed by the name of one of the systems listed above.</p>
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