Kaypro II luggable about to be appropriated

[Chris2005]

Never really cared for that kind of stuph, but it's sitting there, and I could probably get it for $10-20. Where can I find software (or parts if needed) for the thing. I may gut it and put a Tandy 2000 mobo and whatnot inside! Kewell case.

 

[ahm]

It's a fairly common dual-floppy CP/M machine. I personally prefer the Kaypro 10 which has a hard drive, but the ][ is certainly a solid system. And there's plenty of CP/M software available, even today. Just make sure you get the boot media.

 

[Terry Yager]

The bootdisk for a CP/M system is everything, but if you manage to get beyond that point, I have the CD with lots of PD software.

--T

 

[Chris2005]

it probably won't come with any media. I might just gut the thing and make it into a Tandy 2000 portable LOOOOOOOOOL

 

[Terry Yager]

Well, I have several different flavors of Kaypro bootdisks, one of them should (probably) work. Kaypros are sometimes picky about thier bootdisks...two identical-looking K-IIs with different bootrom revisions might require two different bootdisks.

--T