CP/M 65 on Sorbus JAM

CP/M 65 is an operating system implemented by David Given. The Sorbus JAM is a good platform running CP/M 65, because it relies on a mass storage device, and the internal drive of the Sorbus JAM is very fast, so starting a program from disk takes almost no time.

Also since the CP/M filesystem can also be accessed by the kernel of the Sorbus JAM as well, exchanging files between both worlds is very easy.

Booting into CP/M 65 is done by selecting Bootblock "1" in the reset menu.

The git repository contains only a binary dump of a successful build. To build CP/M 65 and update the files within the repository run src/tools/external-cpm65.sh. Note that this will require the llvm-mos-sdk, which can be installed using the script src/tools/external-llvm-mos-sdk.sh.