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I have collection of old materials about computers. Some of them are hard to find on the Internet, so I decided, to publish them here. I don't know how long it took me to copy this disas*embly back in 1987, when I borrowed the original printed on endless paper, but I used one and half school A4 exercise book. But it took me several months to convert it to html. So, here is the result: Komentovaný Here is the disas*embly of the cia.resource from Kickstart 1.2 ROM of Amiga. Idea, structure, layout was inspired by AmigaOS 1.2 Exec disas*embly by Markus Wandel see notice at the top of the disas*embly here: cia.resource disas*embly It is not that complicated to find detailed info about Intel 4004, but it is very hard to find anything detailed about Intel 4040, its architecture, registers, instruction set, pins, etc. I've got a copy of Intel MCS-40 User's Manual, so I put something here. Note, that it I've got an old and working Acorn Electron. I wrote some programs to discover its hardware details. I discovered, that some of the info about its hardware over the Internet is wrong. So I put my findings here. Note, that it is under construction: Acorn Electron Hardware MOS Technology 6502 is known well enough. You can find manuals on every corner. Here it is just for the sake of completness, as it is main CPU of Acorn Electron. I put the info for my own reference too. So, let's start from opcodes. Note, that it is under construction: Improved version of 6502 from Amiga A2232 serial port card and as well part of Commodore 65 CPU. Opcodes taken from preliminary manual In the layers - pads are darker blue, metal2 is blue, metal1 is green, polysilicon is red, p-diffusion is pink, n-diffusion is light blue, n-well is grey, vias from metal2 to metal1 are yellow or dark blue if grounded or red if powered, vias from metal1 to polysilicon or diffusion are white or light blue if grounded or pink if powered. Areas in layers images are here: 65CE02 areas Descriptions of this CPU are very common too, but it's here from the same reason as 6502 - it was the CPU of PMD 85, hardware of which I