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Re: Transwarp Diagnostic?

Subject: Re: Transwarp Diagnostic?
From: Sean Fahey <a2fan@hotmail.com>
Date: Mon, 19 Dec 2011 13:53:50 -0800 (PST)
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Thanks - I found the AAL review in that archive, and it mentioned:

"Transwarp has a 4K EPROM on-board with startup and self-test firmware. Naturally, I disassembled the code to see how it all works. The self-test is initiated by typing a "0" or "9" during the first two seconds. The test checks for the type of processor installed (65C02 or 65802), measures the speed, tests bank switching, and tests RAM. If you are in a //e, you can hold down the Open-Apple key to keep it looping through the speed test."

...and that was very helpful.

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