[Coco] Re: 512K EEPROM...or 4MB!!?
chadbh74
chadbh74 at hotmail.com
Wed Dec 9 13:58:50 EST 2015
Funny..I live about 2 miles from a nuclear power plant :)
-Chad
https://sites.google.com/site/cbhlab101/
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--------- Original Message ---------
From: Salvador Garcia
To: coco at maltedmedia.com
Date: Tue Dec 08 23:48:18 CST 2015
Subject: Re: [Coco] 512K EEPROM...or 4MB!!?
4MB is overkill. But this is coming from a person that likes to boil
his eggs using a nuclear reactor <eg>. Personally, I would go for it,
taking into account cost of the 4MB vs the 512KB chip. Regards,
Salvador
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-----Original Message-----
From: Chad H <chadbh74 at hotmail.com>
To: 'CoCoList for Color Computer Enthusiasts' <coco at maltedmedia.com>
Sent: Tue, Dec 8, 2015 8:23 pm
Subject: [Coco] 512K EEPROM...or 4MB!!?
Today I was looking at EEPROM chips and stumbled upon a 4MB chip that
meetsall the criteria for what I could consider to be a candidate for a
EEPROMboard. My current boards support up to 512MB via PLCC32 or DIP32
socket butthe 4MB would require some creative adapting with its TSOP40
layout. Inorder to make practical, I could design a tiny adapter board
to solder itto, giving it legs so to speak, that could be plugged into
the EEPROM boardor a special adapter for programmers such as the TL866
or GQ-4X. I'mwondering though if this is 'too much'. We can fit quiet a
lot of.ROM/.CCC/.BIN stuff in the 512K chips already, but 8 times as
much? Thenagain.is there such a thing as too much space? I've got a
itch to persue this and see if I can make some sort of'Mega-Flash'
version of the EEPROM boards around this chip. I could evenkeep the
existing External Controller interface. Because it uses serialaddress
control, no changes would have to be made there. I'm just not sureif I
could even find enough games and utilities in .BIN/.ROM/.CCC format
toeven fill such a chip. Thoughts anyone? - Chad
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