Hello George, Thursday, January 23, 2003, 6:45:21 PM, you wrote:
GG> Soneone (I think Johan Romme and I think on this list) mentioned a $70.00 GG> burner at batronix.com that looks good to me. It can be found at GG> http://www.batronix.com/electronic/e-shop.shtml. Seems to be without power GG> supply (14 to 20 volts at 100 millampere or more), withour printer cable, GG> and seems to be in Gernamy. We bought it half a year ago. It came WITHOUT cable (25pin D-SUB needed, parallel cable), and WITHOUT power supply (I don't remember what we used, but it was something borrowed from the zoo of electronics in the basement. GG> They also have software (Windows I think) for $25.00 (UDS I think) for a GG> single individual (non comercial) or $5000 for a single company license. The demo can be used to READ roms (verify or read-out existing chips) - not too useful though. GG> Alos, per Johan Romme, "This prommer can be used with Linux also. Free GG> software is available at ttp://www.zut.de/zprommer.html It does not support GG> all proms, but enough for ltsp-purposes (and a howto is provided to write GG> support for other proms)." We used that linux software with 27c{128 256 512} without problems. Only four chips we found didn't work (they had a programming voltage 21.5V labelled on them, /slightly/ more than standard, so we dumped them). GG> Hope this helps. Too. Best regards, Anselm mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
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