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| Looking for the old TRS-80 Revived  |
| software archive? Now that was a    |
| sweeeeet collection. We don't have  |
| it. We've got something better! The |
| TOSEC Collection[*], over 13000     |
| software packages for the CoCo,     |
| Model 100, MC10 and Model I/III/IV, |
| which we proudly make available     |
| here. Everything (so far as I've    |
| been able to tell) TRS-80 Revived   |
| had (save for its small CP/M collec-|
| tion) this has too, plus bunches and|
| bunches. Also emulators and ROMs.   |
| Share and enjoy!                    |
|                                     |
| [*] The source of these collections |
| is RetroROMs (retro-roms.blogspot.  |
| com/), which calls them TOSEC Sets. |
| However, The TOSEC Project doesn't  |
| make software available, so the     |
| actual source of these collections  |
| is unclear; perhaps TOSEC's now-    |
| defunct sister site TOSECiso.org    |
| (www.toseciso.org).                 |
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| If you're looking for the TRS-80    |
| Revived CP/M collection, never fear.|
| *HUMONGOUS* CP/M has mostly rebuilt |
| that in two collections -- one dup- |
| licating the 2001 TRS-80 Revived    |
| collection, the other a much expand-|
| ed 2006 collection. Unfortunately,  |
| we were unable to recover everything|
| (see 2001missing and 2006missing),  |
| but most of what we don't have in   |
| the TRS-80 CP/M collection is avail-|
| able elsewhere on the site in one   |
| form or another. The software here  |
| is in .DSK virtual disk images suit-|
| able for use with one of several    |
| TRS80 emulators.                    |
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| 280 reference and programming books |
| for TRS-80s and CP/M, including Zaks|
|  and Cortesi. A dozen periodical    |
| collections, including Micro80,     |
| 80Micro, Softside, The Eighty, and  |
| more, comprising 1,100 individual   |
| issues. And more than 1,300 hardware|
| and software manuals, including the |
| full multi-binder Model IV technical|
| reference series. Could there poss- |
| ibly be anything we don't have?     |
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| Matthew Reed is the author of a     |
| series of very impressive shareware |
| (Windows and DOS) TRS-80 Model I,   |
| III, and IV emulators, which attempt|
| to emulate the entire TRS-80 exper- |
| ience, right down to sounds and most|
| of the add-on hardware that was     |
| available. Matthew has several emu- |
| lators available: a Model-4-only    |
| emulator for MS-DOS, a Model 1/3    |
| emulator, also for MS-DOS, and a    |
| Model I/III/4 emulator for Windows. |
| Also see TRS-80 Software/emulators  |
| for a few older versions of Mat-    |
| thew's software.                    |
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| The online (well, now offline)      |
| presence of the classic TRS-80 BBS, |
| 8N1. The original BBS (and FTP site)|
| had a large collection of TRS-80    |
| files which are, unfortunately, not |
| mirrored here. We're looking.       |
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| Ira Goldklang's TRS-80 Revived Site |
| was at one time an unparalleled     |
| source of documentation and software|
| for the TRS-80 line. Though it      |
| remains today an unequalled source  |
| of information, the software and    |
| docs libraries were taken offline   |
| in 2006. *HUMONGOUS* CP/M maintains |
| two mirrors: the first, from ca.    |
| 2001, however lacks the software    |
| and documentation; the second, from |
| 2011, post-dates Ira's removal of   |
| the software and documentation      |
| archives. But not to worry - the    |
| complete TRS-80 Revived documenta-  |
| tion collection is available in     |
| *HUMONGOUS* CP/M's TRS-80 Library,  |
| while *HUMONGOUS*'s TRS-80 Software |
| Collection contains everything (near|
| as we can determine) Ira had, plus  |
| gobs and heaps more.                |
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| Tim 'worked indirectly for Logical  |
| Systems, the company that produced  |
| LDOS and Model 4 TRSDOS 6'. More    |
| recently Tim Mann has worked on     |
| xtrs, a TRS-80 emulator for Unix    |
| systems, and has posted a slew of   |
| Misosys software, including LDOS 5  |
| & 6 and a large set of Misosys  |
| programming tools.                  |
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| Another classic series of TRS-80    |
| emulators, this time by David Keil, |
| emulating Models I, III, IV and the |
| CoCo. Like nearly all other TRS-80  |
| sites, David's is now offline. This |
| mirror is from ca. 2001. See 'I'    |
| below for running David's emulators |
| under Linux.                        |
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| Miguel's site is dedicated to the   |
| CP-500, a Brazilian clone of the    |
| TRS-80 line. Here you will find some|
| information, manuals, links (many   |
| broken) to software for CP500/TRS80,|
| and Miguel's own VDISK, a Windows   |
| utility for reading .DSK/.CMD TRS-80|
| virtual disk images. In Dec. 2011   |
| the site had disappeared for a time |
| but a redesigned version is back    |
| (albeit, none of the files it prom- |
| ises seem to exist). *HUMONGOUS*    |
| will retain a mirror of the old site|
| as well as the new.                 |
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| Manmrk.net is an anonymous program- |
| ming site with sections on ASM,     |
| BASIC, C, Cobol, and more, only a   |
| portion of which is TRS-80 related. |
| *HUMONGOUS* CP/M is mirroring its   |
| TRS-80 section. (Note: as of Oct.,  |
| 2011, the original site appears to  |
| be offline.)                        |
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| Jeff Vavasour's site dedicated to   |
| his line of (mostly) DOS-based TRS- |
| 80 emulators, formerly a mix of     |
| shareware and commercialware, not   |
| offered for free (though no longer  |
| supported. Includes emulators for   |
| everything from the Coco to the TRS-|
| 80 I, III and IV.                   |
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| A now-small (once-larger) site dedi-|
| cated to the TRS-80. Only the down- |
| loads section has been retained to  |
| to preserve TRS80 software.         |
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| This is a wonderful and wonderfully |
| designed archive dedicated to the   |
| TRS-80 Color Computer (the CoCo).   |
| It is stuffed to the gills with     |
| books, manuals, magazines, and of   |
| loads of software! This site is not |
| to be missed. Currently *H*CP/M     |
| does not maintain an archive of this|
| site.                               |
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| Far too much here to begin to des-  |
| cribe: George has done an amazing   |
| amount of work on both the hardware |
| and software sides of the whole     |
| range of TRS-80 models. Of particu- |
| lar note are the zmac Z80 cross-ass-|
| embler and his new TRS-80 emulator. |
| One could get thoroughly lost in    |
| this site.                          |
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