> The picture of the torn label may be enough for someone to identify the
> label on a machine where it is intact.
>
> The circuit board should have a copyright and part number on it somewhere.
> It may be on the back side and you may have to remove the board in order
> to find it. The part numbers are unique and should identify the circuit
> board if not the entire machine.
Good point. I've added links to those markings on the page for the machine.
>
> The labels on the EPROM's do not have a Commodore part number or copyright
> notice, suggesting they are not original, or were a prototype that was not
> intended to be sold.
Thanks for the binary comparison of the ROMs, btw. I will swap the names of
the lo and high ROMs, that must have been a typo after xfer. I can't
imagine
why the EPROM read would have failed though. The computer itself boots into
BASIC just fine... ?
- Bo
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