EPROM programmers, USB, and FreeBSD

[Adrian Chadd]

heh, we can write it if we need to - it's not that hard.

If someone shares how to do the bitbanging with the FTDI/USB parts (hi
ian!) then I can write up the SPI EEPROM code.


-a


On 6 January 2016 at 08:12, Warren Block <wblock at wonkity.com> wrote:
> I have a 93C66 EEPROM which would be nice to duplicate.  Naturally, I would
> prefer to do this on FreeBSD.
>
> Speed or lack of it is not a problem, and I have one or two FTDI USB/serial
> TTL adapters that can probably do it in bit-bang mode with the right
> software.  Also CH340, CP2102, and old PL2303 (and no more FTDI stuff since
> their driver freakout).
>
> Also have the most common Arduino boards and standalone AVRs, and these can
> probably do it with little more than connecting the EEPROM.  Buying a
> special-purpose board is not out of the question, but I'd rather build it.
> USB is strongly preferred, since few machines have real serial ports any
> more.
>
> What software is available for reading and writing EPROMs on FreeBSD?
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