reverse-engineering power

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From: William Donzelli <william_at_ans.net>
Date: Sun May 17 21:28:05 1998

> Unlikely. Every machine I have ever worked on has the memory (flash, ROM
> or RAM) in separate chips. Even palmtops (I've got an HP omnigo in bits
> at the moment.

68F333s have a bunch of flash on the same die as the rest of the works
(CPU32 core, timer, much misc.). Of course I have never seen anything that
uses a 68F333...

William Donzelli
william_at_ans.net
Received on Sun May 17 1998 - 21:28:05 BST

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