Added the link to TeleDisk CP\/M images on web.archive.org<\/li>\n<\/ul>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"This page relates to the DEC Professional 300 Series computers, such as the Pro 350 and Pro 380. Note: I am looking for a working copy of the CP\/M floppy disks to suit the Pro 300 Series. If you have a copy of this, or know where one can be found, please let me know! ..<\/p>\n
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<\/a>I found a set of 8 RX50 floppy disks, which appear to contain V1.5 of the P\/OS Operating System. I don’t yet know whether this is a complete set.<\/p>\n