Ruud Baltissen wrote:
>
> Hallo Larry,
>
> > There is a second chip next to it with it's part label removed (dried spooge
> > on the top),
>
> What is spooge ???
>
Spooge is just one of many names for the remenants from an adhesive label,
sometimes also referred to as goo. This particular reminant is just the dried
adhesive, so I figure the label just fell off.
> > the chip ID is: N82S100N 8235 (I haven't searched the net to determine what
> > the chip is, one day I may study electronics more....)
>
> The 82S100 is a Programmable Logic Array. The 82S100 is used in the C64
> as well, but programmed in a much different way. If you don't know what
> a PLA is, see it as a very fast ROM.
>
Thanks, So can I read it with my EPROM (Promenade) unit, or do I not need to
bother with it?
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