Re: Z80
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I don't have the resources or the knowhow to do this sort of thing, but is
there someone on this newsgroup who is willing to test this out? Maybe
also include a modified version of the current ROM (then it wouldn't
actually be a TI-85 or a TI calc anymore...which could be good...) :)
"Canada has no national identity other than our strongest policy:
multiculturalism"
-=Zenon=-
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: From: z_brunerpm@TITAN.SFASU.EDU
: To: Zenon
: Subject: Re: Z80
: Date: October 4, 1996 3:55 PM
:
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: Proberly would work, but it would be more truoble that its worth...you
: would not beable to just put it in, more in likely you would have to
: unsoder all the rom chips and rebuild the main board, I don't know what
: the scmatics are for it, but rember, the rom might not beable to reconize
: the new memory, need a different bus system<mabey, don't know>, and mabey
: some of the compnentes require the clock...I am not sure, if you try, do
: it with a cheap 80 or somthing, but it sound like somthing to mess with,
: I just wounder if you can fit it back into the box:)
:
: -Paul Bruner
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: On Fri, 4 Oct 1996, Zenon Lynx wrote:
:
: > Does anyone know what would happen if you kept the same ROM in the
TI-85
: > but changed the Z80 into something compatible like perhaps the Z180 or
: > something else that can access more RAM, then install new RAM into it?
I
: > know it sounds like a lot of work, but would anyone know anything about
: > what would happen if this was to take place?
: >
: > "Canada has no national identity other than our strongest policy:
: > multiculturalism"
: > -=Zenon=-
: >
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