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On (26 Mar 96) Bill Grimsley wrote to Keith Richardson...
BG> Keith, at 22:01 on Mar 24 1996, you wrote to Bill Grimsley...
BG> The EPROMs I had in mind are probably only electrically erasable (if
BG> at all) as they have no window on them. An EEPROM perhaps? I also
BG> presume that some of them are only programmable the once, and can't be
BG> erased after that, right?
KR> most probably one time programmable, same as the ones with the window,
KR> only without it (: the thing to do with these is to copy their contents
KR> into another chip, that aint a bad idea anyway, you dont really want to
KR> change the original.
BG> And even if I did, I wouldn't know where to begin. The reason I ask
BG> is that the US govt has gone a bit weird lately (so what else is new?)
BG> and has just recently restricted V.34+ technology to the mainland US,
BG> which means that if anybody can come up with a V.34+ EPROM replacement
BG> for Austel V.34 Sportsters, they could stand to make a few bucks (as
BG> long as they weren't caught).
no problem to copy them, i have access to a burner that can handle most
chips, but, being at work, i don't think that they would like me mass
producing illegal roms (:
Keith
... The difference between democracy and anarchy is responsibilty.
--- PPoint 1.96
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