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Re: Apple Z80 CP/M observations

Subject: Re: Apple Z80 CP/M observations
From: Alex Freed <alex_news@mirrow.com>
Date: Mon, 02 Mar 2009 15:30:26 -0800
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Steven Hirsch wrote:

By "soft" reset, do you mean a hardware reset that's seen only by theZ80? I'm not quite understanding the distinction you're making.


Yes, I mean an access to $C0x5 that resets the z80 and the registers
inside the CPLD that *should* be equivalent to a "hard" reset but a
bug in CPLD logic could make it somehow different.

-Alex.

References:
- Apple Z80 CP/M observations
  - From: JackRubin <jack.rubin@ameritech.net>
- Re: Apple Z80 CP/M observations
  - From: Alex Freed <alex_news@mirrow.com>
- Re: Apple Z80 CP/M observations
  - From: Steven Hirsch <snhirsch@gmail.com>
- Re: Apple Z80 CP/M observations
  - From: Alex Freed <alex_news@mirrow.com>
- Re: Apple Z80 CP/M observations
  - From: Steven Hirsch <snhirsch@gmail.com>

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