Free EPROM burner project has been updated
Lewin A.R.W. Edwards
burner project has been updated!
* Control software 2.0.2 fixes read/write problems on Pentium(r)-class PCs.
* Hand-drawn schematics have been replaced by
* Errata in the documentation have been corrected
* FAQ has been updated
* Latest sourcecode is also available for your convenience in porting to
other OSs.
For schematics and control software, visit
<http://www.zws.com/products/epromr2/>.
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Lewin A.R.W. Edwards <http://www.zws.com/>
Realtime/Embedded/Driver Programmer & Hardware Eng
Win16/32, MacOS, OS/2, PICmicro, 680x0, x86 and more
Hamish Moffatt
> By popular demand, the [technically discontinued] EPROMr 2.x free EPROM
> burner project has been updated!
So why is it discontinued -- just lack of NT support?
How is the new model going to handle NT?
Hamish
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Lewin A.R.W. Edwards
>> burner project has been updated!
>
>So why is it discontinued -- just lack of NT support?
>How is the new model going to handle NT?
I've already spoken about this in private mail, but the EPROMr 2.x is
strictly a hack burner for people who either mainly want to read EPROMs, or
who are just "playing". The EPROMr 3.1 is controlled over a 3-wire serial
link, which circumvents NT's strange limitations on playing with the flow
control lines.