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And we got a proper dump of the sound program. It's weird - I don't know if it was made with some kind of compiler or they gave it to the intern, but the code's very strange.

Nice progress!

De-Skeletonizing the m3.cpp driver:



Rescue thread is here: http://www.vcfed.org/forum/showthre...LSI-M-THREE-computer-restoration-project

That monitor ROM is unofficial, and there is no other software as far as I can tell.

I love seeing machines I've never heard of coming up in MAME. Hopefully some software will turn up for it.

This is the Kyber Minus from Kyber Calcolatori, it's a CP/M clone thing.



The owner has provided a boot floppy image for it but am having trouble getting it to even attempt to boot, a ready signal from the floppy drive should generate an interrupt to trigger the boot process. I have a schematic so may submit as is in case anyone else can make more sense of it.

Insight Enterprises Z80 Single Board Computer (maybe?)



No idea what this thing really is or even if it's complete. Only source of info is this video:

I've been in contact with Steve Hunt, who dumped the m3 ROMs and wrote the replacement monitor ROM. He gave me his custom CP/M floppy images, so that I've been able to hook up floppy support:





Still no official software, but at least the machine is usable now.

I also have a new version of the monitor ROM that supports booting from IDE.

G.T. Block Challenger (1978 arcade game) dumped by chaneman.
I was unable to find where it reads the paddle (or maybe ball/paddle collision detection)

Very nice to see this very rare game dumped and quickly emulated, too

Neat. Did it actually use a green monitor? Most 70s games were black & white.