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	Has anybody ever used a BCC180 computer?  It's made by Micromint
or CCI, uses a Hitachi HD64180 CPU, has a Z80 compatible instruction
set, and an EPROM programmer board that can be added.  It runs BASIC-180
that is ROMable (code can be compiled/saved to ROM/EPROM).

	It has 4 sockets for either 32K static RAM(62256) or EPROM (27256)
and a SIMM socket for a 256K DRAM.  The BASIC-180 ROM chip takes one socket
and is 16K big.  My question is this....

	If I develop a program on the fly, then save it to RAM, if it
fills more than 32K can I copy RAM using the EPROM programmer and the ROM 
monitor to two or more consecutive EPROMS then replace the BASIC-180 and
monitor ROMs with them for auto-start of the program on reset?

	If there is a better newsgroup for this question could you
direct me to it?  I haven't found any groups concerning single board
computers or Z80's yet.

				TIA,



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