View to a burn
Louis Ohland
have successfully read from some devices. Now I have dug out my Bytek
BUV-3B Ultraviolet Multiprom Eraser for further adventures in deep
S.H.I.T. that
may prove interesting.
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Tony I
I sprung for a SuperPro/Z a while ago. Their burning software required
Windoze though, but works well enough and the programmer is pretty fast.
"Louis Ohland" <null...@charter.net> wrote in message
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Saskia Bormann
> Zagnut. But my RomMax single burner is safely ensconced in a 9533. I
> have successfully read from some devices. Now I have dug out my Bytek
> BUV-3B Ultraviolet Multiprom Eraser for further adventures in deep
> S.H.I.T. that
> may prove interesting.
And I have just written a ROM library page *lol* It will be available on
http://sasbor.freestarthost.com/ - as soon as I get the database to work
with my script.
Saskia
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Saskia Bormann
Done :o)
Dr. Anton T. Squeegee
saskia.bormann...@koeln.de says...
> Louis Ohland wrote:
> > Zagnut. But my RomMax single burner is safely ensconced in a 9533. I
> > have successfully read from some devices. Now I have dug out my Bytek
> > BUV-3B Ultraviolet Multiprom Eraser for further adventures in deep
> > S.H.I.T. that
> > may prove interesting.
>
> And I have just written a ROM library page *lol* It will be available on
> http://sasbor.freestarthost.com/ - as soon as I get the database to work
> with my script.
<snippety>
Saskia, is it OK if I mirror what you have on my big FTP archive?
BTW, I think I'll make everyone drool by saying that I"m the proud
owner of a Data I/O UniSite system. Lots of accessories with it.
In fact: If anyone's got things like PLCC-packaged PROMs for PS/2
and similar classic computing goodies that they cannot easily read, but
want archived, you need only mail them to me. I will read, archive, and
return the originals to you at no charge.
That way, they can benefit everyone.
Keep the peace(es).
--
Dr. Anton T. Squeegee, Director, Dutch Surrealist Plumbing Institute.
(Known to some as Bruce Lane, ARS KC7GR,
kyrrin (a/t) bluefeathertech[d=o=t]calm -- www.bluefeathertech.com
"If Salvador Dali had owned a computer, would it have been equipped
with surreal ports?"
IBMMuseum
Maybe I can renew the call for the last Tribble microcode. I
smoked my only copy putting it backwards into the reader. Letme look up
the FRU again...
David
Da...@IBMMuseum.com
Saskia Bormann
You've got mail ;o)
Tim Clarke
"Saskia Bormann" <saskia.bormann...@koeln.de> wrote in message
news:d8qes8$7ej$1...@newsreader3.netcologne.de...
> Louis Ohland wrote:
> > Zagnut. But my RomMax single burner is safely ensconced in a 9533. I
> > have successfully read from some devices. Now I have dug out my Bytek
> > BUV-3B Ultraviolet Multiprom Eraser for further adventures in deep
> > S.H.I.T. that
> > may prove interesting.
>
> And I have just written a ROM library page *lol* It will be available on
> http://sasbor.freestarthost.com/ - as soon as I get the database to work
> with my script.
If Saskia and/or "Dr. Jim" Jim Shorney is/are prepared to act as the "Master
Site" host(s) for ROM imaging, and Bruce Lane (is he the offspring of Batman
and Superman's girlfriend?) is prepared to provide a device-to-image copying
service, this could spread some of the load quite nicely. What say you all,
especially the current "host" providers?
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Regards,
Tim Clarke (a.k.a. WBST)