Hope you get the results you want, Mel!
I'm curious; what information might be stored in those additional 192 bytes? Or, why do you want to access/wipe the entire PRAM allocation?
Just wondering what undocumented goodies might lurk there ... : )
m (happily running System 6.0.8 on a venerable SE/30)
TechTool Lite 3.0.4 can allegedly do that.
http://www.macupdate.com/info.php/id/5995
On 24.12.2004, at 19:51, Mel wrote:
I need a version of TechTool that will allo9w me to be able to access all of PRAM's 256 bytes, not just the 64 bytes that can be reset using the four keys on start up: command-option-P-R, but need to access and reset the additional 192 bytes that cannot be accessed upon start up.
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