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Re: [cobalt-developers] eeprom programmers



Gerald Waugh wrote:

Thanks, you don't happen to know where I can buy one?
Looked on google most sites were in a foreign language

I'm sorry, I don't know of fthe top of my head. I've always used a RaQ4 as an in-circuit programmer. If you have a good soldering hand, you can attach a socket to your RaQ :)

Would need a 32 or 40 Pin tsop adaptor for the raQ4? I don't happen to
have one of the broken ones in front of me.

It's a 40 pin TSOP we use.

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Tim Hockin
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Sun Microsystems, Linux Kernel Engineering
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