Author: Martin Slowik
Date: 14:17:18 07/11/05
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On July 10, 2005 at 07:59:14, Steve B wrote: >While I agree with your comments on "upgrading" computers, I'd also like to add >>that reversible changes are may be not that objectionable. Eprom changes are >>very easily done, for example. In my Mephisto Lyon 32bit I have at the moment >>the London eprom but it would be a question of a few minutes to put the Lyon >>eprom back. > >Totally Reversible changes are of course no problem for the "Purist " Collector >indeed the Mephisto Tournament Machine was made to use different Eproms >my TM has the 68030 eproms for the Porto,Lyon ,VAN ,Genius and London >of course each of these eproms are originally released authentic eproms by >Mephisto and not copies > > >> >>I don't know but maybe modifying the opening book of the R40 is perhaps similar >>easily done? > >i also am not sure..perhaps it is just a bootleg Eprom and the original can be >replaced > >either way..to manipulate an R40 this way is almost a crime >after all..an R40 is not the same as a run of the mill Fidelity EAG where the >computer is sent to Herr Buc** and the insides are ripped out and replaced. >Fidelity EAG housings are not rare at all Well, they got rarer recently, I think. I sense dark forces sucking all Fidelity EAG housings from the market... Yoda Regards, Martin > >i am trying even as we speak to contact the schachcomputer police in Holland >:)) > >Detective Regards >Steve
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