Need Chip
Drifting
Joined: Mar 2001
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From: Lafayette IN
Re: Need Chip (White Lightning 89)
You can. There are a few things you gotta do. A search over at thirdgen.org will provide a lot of posts like this one.
http://www.thirdgen.org/messgboard/F...ML/000686.html
Too bad I have to send you over to the thirdgen sight and I can't send you over to a corvetteforum.com/forums/promburning...
:cheers: -Matt-
http://www.thirdgen.org/messgboard/F...ML/000686.html
Too bad I have to send you over to the thirdgen sight and I can't send you over to a corvetteforum.com/forums/promburning...
:cheers: -Matt-
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Re: Need Chip (White Lightning 89)
you can use a 256 prom, you just need to 'double up' the binary code before programming. You can do this in a dos prompt by typing:
copy file.bin + file.bin newfile.bin /b
copy file.bin + file.bin newfile.bin /b
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Burning Brakes
Joined: Nov 1999
Posts: 859
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From: Houston TX
Re: Need Chip (Marcho Polo)
Cool, I thought I remembered that this was possible.
Between posting on this site and that site, when do you guys have time burn your chips??? :crazy:
Thanks Again :D
Between posting on this site and that site, when do you guys have time burn your chips??? :crazy:
Thanks Again :D
Drifting
Joined: Mar 2001
Posts: 1,636
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From: Lafayette IN
Re: Need Chip (White Lightning 89)
Between posting on this site and that site, when do you guys have time burn your chips??? :crazy:
Melting Slicks
Joined: Aug 2001
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From: Lockport NY
Re: Need Chip (Marcho Polo)
you can use a 256 prom, you just need to 'double up' the binary code before programming. You can do this in a dos prompt by typing:
copy file.bin + file.bin newfile.bin /b
copy file.bin + file.bin newfile.bin /b
copy /b file.bin+file.bin newfile.bin
...(with no spaces before/after the +)...
Both ways work...
...Interesting... :D
...(I should never doubt Craig!)... :crazy:
[Modified by Rich B., 7:00 PM 12/3/2001]
