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Eerie Linux posted an extensive introduction to using CP/M that assumes no previous knowledge of early operating systems. They also link to other posts they wrote on the evolution of CP/M.
https://eerielinux.wordpress.com/2025/08/28/a-gentle-introduction-to-cp-m
It runs:
* eZ80 processor with 128KB flash 8KB SRAM
* 512KB external SRAM
* ESP32-D4-PICO co-processor for IO
Here's my guide for setting up a development environment for it, which includes an emulator which you could try CP/M in:
I've put the parts for a RC2014 in a basket, then chickened out more times than I can remember 😂
Are you aware of Poking Technology's YouTube channel? He does some good CP/M videos.
@andymccall I have zero hardware skills, so I got preassembled devices.
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