xodaraP
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It could be the 245 if there is a bad trace but I would say it is more likely to be the EPROM itself - that’s also a lot easier to test for
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Itz_Ochoa
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It’s been a while but here’s an update!
I haven’t visited Bakersfield yet, though I did visit Don’s Arcade for the first time and that was great.
Back on topic: Luckily my work has an eprom UV eraser and an eprom programmer/reader thing. I asked my boss and am allowed to use those for my personal projects.
I may not exactly know what I need to do to reprogram my faulty eprom, but at least I have the hardware to be able to do so. I plan on looking into it soon! Hopefully my board will be fully functional very soon!
Thank you to everyone!
I haven’t visited Bakersfield yet, though I did visit Don’s Arcade for the first time and that was great.
Back on topic: Luckily my work has an eprom UV eraser and an eprom programmer/reader thing. I asked my boss and am allowed to use those for my personal projects.
I may not exactly know what I need to do to reprogram my faulty eprom, but at least I have the hardware to be able to do so. I plan on looking into it soon! Hopefully my board will be fully functional very soon!
Thank you to everyone!
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I wonder if this ever got fixed?
Itz_Ochoa
Student
Apologies for the late reply. At this time, this issue has not been fixed primarily due to taking interest in other projects. I plan to continue this project by seeking out additional help from Anselmo in the near future. He has been instrumental in helping further my knowledge on this subject matter!!