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RE: More SuperChips stuff
- To: "quattro list"quattro@swiss.ans.net
- Subject: RE: More SuperChips stuff
- From: "Dan Bocek" <dan@di.com>
- Date: Fri, 02 Sep 1994 16:30:02 PDT
- Organization: Digital Instruments, Santa Barbara, CA
- Reply-To: quattro
- Sender: quattro-owner
Glen -
> It's been some years since I had the PCU-box open. I do recall that the
> IA mod included a "sticker" on the PROM, that there was evidence of
> resoldering the pins, and that no socket was installed, all from memory.
> Just because there is fresh solder/flux on the pins does not mean for
> sure that the PROM was reprogrammed or even replaced. Only comparison
> of the bits would tell for sure. That's why I was asking if anyone
> had actuall dumped the contents of the stock and/or IA PROM for the TQC.
>
> I will open 'er up and report.... stay tuned....
Do you have the necessary facilities available to you to desolder the EPROM?
If so, what about the facilities necessary to read it? If you do, great,
else you could send the computer (or desoldered EPROM if you can get that
far) to either Dave Lawson or myself, where we both have the necessary
equipment to desolder and read what's inside that EPROM without any worry
of damage to the computer. As Dave mentioned, we've both dumped our stock
TQC code and dissassembled it, so we have a good idea of what's going on
inside the stock chip. Another data point would be a big help!
--
Dan Bocek
dan@di.com