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From: lee@pipe.cs.wisc.edu (Soo Lee)
Newsgroups: comp.music
Subject: Re: EPROM in the Roland D110
Summary: Isn't it volating copyright law?
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Date: 3 Jun 91 01:08:40 GMT
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In article <KRISKU.91May24130144@supergirl.hut.fi> krisku@niksula.hut.fi (Kai Risku) writes:
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>Quite recently I opened my Roland D110 and took a copy of the 
>32 kbit EPROM inside. After I examined the contents of
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> [much stuff deleted]
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>I would like to hear any kind of comments to this.
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I believe, as a system designer's pointer of view, copying the EPROM is illegal
since it is a proprietary right of Roland system.

Soo	lee@cs.wisc.edu