FLASH instead of 27512
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If I'm not mistaken, has the subject been discussed here before? And what conclusion did everyone come to? Very interested. I heard out of the corner of my ear that a flash drive can be stuck on without
any tampering with the computer circuitry, is this true (I have a Pentagon-128)?
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IP> conclusion did everyone come to? Very interested. I heard out of the corner of my ear that a flash drive
IP> can be stuck on without any tinkering with the computer circuitry, is this true (
IP> I have “Pentagon-128”)?
Very simple. Regular Flash ROMs have a volume of 128Kb and are included as 27010
If you do not intend to program it inside the computer, then it is installed one to one, like 27010
If you need to program it, then you need to decide how to start the recording signal.
The most suitable, imho, are 29F010 (or 29EE010, if available)
They don’t need 12 volts for programming.