El Viernes, 12 de Agosto de 2005 01:55, escribió: > Am Donnerstag, den 11.08.2005, 08:52 -0500 schrieb Gustavo Guillermo > > Pérez: > > Hello list have anyone tried the Willem eprom proggramer fot ether cards > > or m.b. bios? > > www.willem.org, seems to be too flexible. > > I guess the most current eprom writers on my current market are too > > expensives and I wish to deal just for ltsp etherboot needed eproms and > > bios for remove Novell rpl, not all of the existing memories. > > For removing Novell from EPROM chips, you either just overwrite it (if > it is an EE-PROM, meaning eletrically erasable) You rigth, but I use to make unusable the bios (I just no play only with 1 mother board with just only one hack), I love to play with strange stuffs and I need to pay every time I need to overwrite an unusable mother board, and of course is more ease to grab a lot of chips than booting on every Mother Borard before saling (I'm forced to connect the mobo on somewhere with a monitor one by one). > or you have to UV-erase > it - that is for the chips with a small window on top, meaning to put > them under an unshielded face tanner or a dedicated eprom-eraser for a > night, for example (which is what we did - neighbours wondered about > that bluish light in the garage windows, but they learned not to ask > questions on geekish behaviour anyway). lier, you are having aliens :P > For writing, quite simple devices often are sufficient. We built the > batronix.com circuit > http://batronix.com/elektronik/bauanleitungen/eeprommer-gif.shtml Thanks, I mreading.... > which seems to be a bit less sophisticated than what you plan to build, > but does support the 27C512 and 27C... Yes I see I can adapt easy the pin schema for plcc32 2mbits and 4mbits > whatever. We ordered the complete > self-building kit - as it's a german enterprise, that was not too > expensive in shipping for us ;-> Willem is in Netherlands is a lot so so far away too than Germany for me. :P Thanks for the tip. -- Gustavo Guillermo Pérez Compunauta uLinux www.compunauta.com
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