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Re: EPROM 341-0009 & 341-0010
"Michael J. Mahon" <mjmahon@aol.com> wrote in
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: Bill Garber wrote:
:
: >"Bryan Parkoff"
<bryan.nospam.parkoff@nospam.com>
: >wrote in message
: >news:QSoQb.12740$RR3.237@fe1.texas.rr.com...
:
: >: Can you be able to replicate 341-0009 and
: >341-0010
: >: chips into EPROM that supports 13 sectors as
DOS
: >3.2?
: >: 341-0009 may contain PROM for $c600-c6ff and
: >341-0010
: >: may contain 256 byte as logic sequence and
slate
: >machine.
: >
: >If you can get me the binary files, I can
probably
: >make you something that should work. Let's see
what
: >Michael Mahon has to say. ;-)
:
: Ha! ;-)
:
: My only comment is that it may be hard to find
the
: 256-byte PROMs used. Perhaps kludging two
: larger EPROMs would be easier--and would also
: make it easy to switch between 13-sector mode
: and 16-sector mode by flipping a switch.
Aw man. Forget that. Unless I had everything
here to work with and be able to make sure it
all works, I can't be bothered.
Bill @ GarberStreet Enterprizez };-)
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