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From: jnmoyne@lbl.gov (Jean-Noel MOYNE)
Newsgroups: comp.sys.amiga
Subject: Re: MAC SE has something HUMAN!
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Date: 28 Sep 90 00:36:58 GMT
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   For all people not having a Mac SE to play around with them (which is 
all right, since this is comp.sys.amiga):

   When you jump to address $41D89A of the ROM of a Mac SE, you can look 
at a small slide show of digitized pictures showing all the team that did 
the Mac. 


   I can also add that I don't know if it works on AMax, since I didn't 
find the debug button (-:. (for the fanatics, you can still try to produce 
an NMI signal by applying a customized paper-clip on the right place of 
the expansion bus, (remember the reset switch, ex-Commodore 64 fans ?). Of 
course, if you screw-up your Miga in the process, I'm not responsible))

  Now let's go back to the Amiga

      JNM 

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