Thierry Godefroy wrote: > That would be nice too: I'm worried that the EPROMs contents will end > up ebbing away with time (I saw this happening many times, even on > military grade systems), and these EPROMs are so large that they don't > fit any of my EPROM programmers (which are limited to 27C512 for the > largest EPROM).
Same here, but 27C010 and 27C256 have basically the same pins, except the 2 additional address lines. I built a simple adapter board which includes DIP switches to toggle A15 and A16. This way I can program the chips in 4 parts. Marcel _______________________________________________ QL-Users Mailing List
