This video was originally published on March 16, 2023, almost a year ago. My entire video intro including me saying "What's going on my NABUers" like DJ Sures does in his videos was done in jest. The digitized image of DJ Sures I have up on the NABU PC when I point at the screen was released by DJ himself along with other images that were digitized for use on the NABU computer.

With the hacked CP/M, I never claimed it to be my own. The CP/M loader is not DJ Sures code. The NabuNetwork.com custom loader software loaded up the hacked CP/M (prior to using open-source IshkurCPM). I did not remove DJ's name from the hacked CP/M or add my name to it. I only added "Visit NabuNetwork.com today!"

After the kerfuffle because of my video and DJ Sures "how to HEX edit" video directed at me, Leo Binkowski and I spoke. He then talked with DJ Sures, and it was mutually agreed upon that we would both remove our videos which we both did. Since DJ Sures put his video back up today (March 11, 2024), I'm putting my video back up as well for context.

I never released the hacked CP/M I used in this video. It was a placeholder for testing until the open source CP/M I mentioned was ready. Shortly after posting this video originally, the open-source ISHKUR CP/M was ready for prime time, and that's the CP/M still in use with the NabuNetwork.com Internet Adapter software today.

If you want a Cloud Based CP/M for your NABU Computer, use DJ Sures software. If you want an open source CP/M solution for your NABU PC that works with a lot of different NABU PC Internet Adapter software available, use IshkurCPM.

--- Video Links

My March 21, 2023 follow up video:
NABU Computer CP/M 2.2 Ishkur, NABU Network Updates and 8-bit Dance Party:
   • NABU Computer CP/M 2.2 Ishkur, NABU N...  

IshkurCPM:
https://github.com/tergav17/IshkurCPM

NabuNetwork.com IA using Ishkur CP/M:
https://www.nabunetwork.com/

DJ Sures IA using Cloud CP/M:
https://nabu.ca/

--- Video Index

0:00 - Intro: What's going on my NABUers?!
1:05 - Geek With Social Skills and NABU Grows With People like You stickers
1:23 - Checking out the NabuNetwork.com NABU computer Internet Adapter Software v1.22
1:57 - NABU Network Software cycles, CP/M 2.2 and NABU BASIC 2.0
2:15 - Homebrew Software, NABU demos and MSX SC2 picture gallery
2:40 - NABU PC Game Room with Arcade games like Pac-Man, Galaxian and Time Pilot
2:47 - Local Path (your computer, Raspberry Pi, etc)
2:55 - Control from NABU PC (headless)
3:13 - Using the NabuNetwork.com NABU computer Internet Adapter server software
4:33 - Is that the correct date and time being displayed on the NABU computer? Yes it is!
4:54 - Grog and Demotrons games added to the NABU cycle software
5:02 - How to load the games via the NABU Network Category Menu Shortcut option
5:06 - How-to use the shortcut feature to load up Grog then play testing the game
6:30 - How-to use the shortcut feature to load up Demotrons then play testing the game
7:45 - Checking out CP/M 2.2 on the NabuNetwork.com Internet Adapter software
8:25 - Playing MSX games on the NABU computer using my NABU Network IA software
9:00 - Loading and playing MSX Rally-X on the NABU computer
10:36 - The A disk is MSX games, The B disk is Infocom Text Adventure games
10:51 - Zork 1, Zork 2, Zork 3 and Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy interaction fiction games
11:03 - Loading and checking out Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy in 40 column mode
11:48 - Loading and checking out Zork 1. Get Lamp.
12:13 - How to control your NABU computer in headless mode (Raspberry Pi, etc)
13:00 - Enabling the NABU Network headless option to control your NABU computer
13:32 - Check it out! A NABU computer headless menu option for NabuNetwork.com
14:09 - Control your NABU computer with the keyboard or joystick controller
14:38 - Loading and playing the homebrew game Snake v2.1 by ProductionDave
15:35 - Checking out the Game Room then playing Time Pilot
16:12 - What is Local Path? It's for loading software off of a NABU floppy drive or other options.
16:52 - Loading and playing the homebrew game Tetris v2.1 by ProductionDave

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