Re: Pseudo Disk update

["Alex Freed" <alexf@mirrow.com>]

"William Garber" <willy46pa@garberstreet.com> wrote in message 
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> :
> : As the keeper of one of the wild ones,
> : how can I update my card?
> : (I don't have an AVR programming tool.)
>
> I am capable of programming this AVR, Mike.
> As soon as I find the updated .HEX file,
> I could program one for you.
>

Both the AVR and the PROM need to be updated. The updated driver source in 
on my
web site. The updated AVR code is not there yet in the hope of adding 
support for
a second volume.

If you have a device to program 27C256, chances are it also supports AVR.
If you like to tinker a circuit to program AVRs is rather simple. For 
example
http://www.lancos.com/e2p/betterSTK200.gif

If you are interested in AVRs the development software is free from Atmel's 
site
and ISP programmer sells for $24 or so.

The $49 "AVR Dragon" that in addition to programming gives you full speed
(ICE-like) source level debugging is pretty incredible.

Finaly if someone just wants an update, mail me the Atmega chip and I'll do 
the
update.

-Alex.