Re: 2764 UVEPROM.

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From: Henry Spencer
Date: Sat, 24 Feb 1990 22:59

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In article <2446@loral.UUCP> miller@loral.UUCP (BIG DAVE) writes:
>Does anyone know a way of protecting the data that's been stored in a 2764, 
>8KX8, EPROM ?. Is there a way of safegarding data stored in such devices 
>once one gives the device to someone else ?. I read the spec sheets and found
>no provisions for 'security bits', ala PALs...

Um, how could such a protected EPROM function?  The *purpose* of memory
chips is to yield their contents on demand.  If a snooper can't read your
EPROM, the CPU that is supposed to run code from it can't either.
-- 
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From: henry@utzoo.uucp (Henry Spencer)
Subject: Re: 2764 UVEPROM.
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