ncoplin_at_orbeng.com
Date: 2003-09-19 03:10:19
Hi All,
the advice from a friend of a friend is that the article appeared in 64er
issue 10/91. The hardware device apparantly attached to the RAM IC and
detected/converted particular writes to the chip into the display codes. It
apparantly works with both standard and JiffyDOS. As to whether it works
with custom routines depends I guess on whether these update the particular
RAM locations which store T and S.
- Nick
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