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Not quite. I'm interested in flashing device that basically can accept a a PLCC BIOS chip and write any desired BIOS onto it. My other option is "hot flashing". I prefer the former over the latter. Thanks!
And NOT this expensive type of thing!: http://www.escience.ca/hobby/RENDER/...079/13168.html (wrong socket anyway, but still!) I also have the option of getting a DIP-to-PLCC socket adapter to fit whatever device.
Any help??
Originally Posted by Hephasteus Something like this http://www.virtualvillage.com/items/...LAID=231465380 |
Not quite. I'm interested in flashing device that basically can accept a a PLCC BIOS chip and write any desired BIOS onto it. My other option is "hot flashing". I prefer the former over the latter. Thanks!
And NOT this expensive type of thing!: http://www.escience.ca/hobby/RENDER/...079/13168.html (wrong socket anyway, but still!) I also have the option of getting a DIP-to-PLCC socket adapter to fit whatever device.
Any help??
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Look carefully at what I linked. It has 2 plcc sockets on it. 1 eeprom dip socket and several small dip sockets for other devices. LOOK carefully at the plcc sockets.
Originally Posted by Slink Not quite. I'm interested in flashing device that basically can accept a a PLCC BIOS chip and write any desired BIOS onto it. My other option is "hot flashing". I prefer the former over the latter. Thanks! And NOT this expensive type of thing!: http://www.escience.ca/hobby/RENDER/...079/13168.html (wrong socket anyway, but still!) I also have the option of getting a DIP-to-PLCC socket adapter to fit whatever device. Any help?? |
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"Oh, I SEE!" said the blind man to his deaf dog, as he picked up his hammer and saw; "It's all coming back to me as I pee into the wind".
Not bad. Thank you for that find, and for your patience. REP. Looks like nice equipment, or at least a useful learning experience.
-Slink
Originally Posted by Hephasteus Look carefully at what I linked. It has 2 plcc sockets on it. 1 eeprom dip socket and several small dip sockets for other devices. LOOK carefully at the plcc sockets. |
Not bad. Thank you for that find, and for your patience. REP. Looks like nice equipment, or at least a useful learning experience.
-Slink
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