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Tonyo
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 Posted: Fri Jan 06, 2006 5:25 pm Post subject: about a motorola |
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Hi
I have a chip with only a HP part number wrote on it
I know that the first part of the code mean it is a processor, but perhaps U know more ??!!
Thx
Anthony
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wepwawet
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As it could be a 6800 you should test it in a 6800 board.
If it is worth it for you to pay shipping I can test it for you.
But maybe someone has the answer without such circumstances:-) |
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Tonyo
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| wepwawet wrote: | As it could be a 6800 you should test it in a 6800 board.
If it is worth it for you to pay shipping I can test it for you.
But maybe someone has the answer without such circumstances:-) |
thx for the proposal ... if nobody know, i'll try with you 
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gshv
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| Posted: Sun Jan 08, 2006 10:52 pm Post subject: Re: about a motorola |
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| Tonyo wrote: | | I know that the first part of the code mean it is a processor, but perhaps U know more ??!! |
"1820" doesn't mean it's a processor. This number is also used on logic chips and peripheral chips.
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