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 <html><h1>Software packages for 32000 series</h1></html> <html><h1>Software packages for 32000 series</h1></html>
 Author: Alexander Voropai alec@sensi.org\\ Author: Alexander Voropai alec@sensi.org\\
-Aug 2017\\+Aug 2017 .. Jun 2022\\
 This page was created as a "companion" article for this amazing site: http://www.cpu-ns32k.net\\ This page was created as a "companion" article for this amazing site: http://www.cpu-ns32k.net\\
 For the GNU Toolchains for 32000 series see a separate page: [[ns32ktoolchain]] For the GNU Toolchains for 32000 series see a separate page: [[ns32ktoolchain]]
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 http://www.cpu-ns32k.net/Multi.html http://www.cpu-ns32k.net/Multi.html
  
-Labtam firmware: +Labtam firmware:\\
 http://wiki.sensi.org/download/ns32k/Labtam-V32-G87.zip http://wiki.sensi.org/download/ns32k/Labtam-V32-G87.zip
  
- +It supports the following Multibus controllers:\\
-It supports following Multibus controllers:+
 ''Disk:\\ ''Disk:\\
            *          Labtam Z80 disk controller                    *\\            *          Labtam Z80 disk controller                    *\\
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            *          XYlogics 472 Tape controller                  *\\            *          XYlogics 472 Tape controller                  *\\
            *          Interphase STORAGER tape                      *\\''            *          Interphase STORAGER tape                      *\\''
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 ==== TDS ==== ==== TDS ====
 **TDS** (Tiny Development System) is a software for the National Semiconductor's development boards: **DB16000**, **DB16000A** (later renamed to **DB32016**) and **DB32000**. It includes simply editor, assembler and debugger.\\ **TDS** (Tiny Development System) is a software for the National Semiconductor's development boards: **DB16000**, **DB16000A** (later renamed to **DB32016**) and **DB32000**. It includes simply editor, assembler and debugger.\\
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 Sources may be [[sysvcross|cross-compiled]] under working SYSVR2 (i.e. SIMH/VAX or SIMH/3B2) to make a sort-of "crosstool". It is possible also to build binaries under relative old GCC (I've successfully built some sources with GCC 2.7 on a i386 [[https://archive.org/details/RHL2.1|RedHat Linux 2.1 Bluesky]], November 1995 under VirtualBox). Sources may be [[sysvcross|cross-compiled]] under working SYSVR2 (i.e. SIMH/VAX or SIMH/3B2) to make a sort-of "crosstool". It is possible also to build binaries under relative old GCC (I've successfully built some sources with GCC 2.7 on a i386 [[https://archive.org/details/RHL2.1|RedHat Linux 2.1 Bluesky]], November 1995 under VirtualBox).
  
-4) http://bitsavers.trailing-edge.com/bits/OpusSystems/Floppies/\\ +==== Opus Systems board ==== 
-This is a full binary distributive for the Opus5 card (see http://cpu-ns32k.net/Opus.html ) also know as a National Semiconductor SYS32/20 Development Board. It's SYSVR2 (GENIX2). No sourcecode. Binaries are in the ns32k COFF format. Contains some DOS utuluties for the Opus5 board.+ 
 +1) http://bitsavers.trailing-edge.com/bits/OpusSystems/Floppies/\\ 
 +This is a full binary distributive for the Opus5 card (see http://cpu-ns32k.net/Opus.html ) also know as a National Semiconductor SYS32/20 Development Board. It's SYSVR2 (equal to GENIX2 ?). No sourcecode. Binaries are in the ns32k COFF format. Contains some DOS utuluties for the Opus5 board. 
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 +2) http://bitsavers.org/pdf/opusSystems/32k/\\ 
 +Opus Systems board documentation.
  
 ==== Siemens SINIX ==== ==== Siemens SINIX ====

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