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From: tsouth@pro-pac.cts.COM (Todd South)
Newsgroups: comp.sys.apple
Subject: Apple //e ROMS (Was Re: More Kermit Problems)
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Date: 22 May 88 14:52:15 GMT
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In Article: <8805220159.aa01554@SMOKE.BRL.ARPA> POLKOSNI%QCVAX.BITNET writes:


> One of the reasons I got the eproms burned from a friend rather than getting
> the upgrade kit from Apple is that I heard that Apple confiscates your old
> chips when you get the upgrade. I will try running Kermit with the old roms
> in place (something I could not do if I got the Apple upgrade).
> The burned eproms contain the same stuff as the Apple upgrade roms so I
> doubt getting the upgrade will make a difference.

> >walter<

Walter (and others),

        I purchased my enhanced ROMs fromt the local military exchange at
Travis Air Force Base, CA.  They cost $39 and came in a small 3"x4" box.
No one asked me to hand over my old chips, but then again, no dealer installed
them either and I accepted responsibility for doing just that.  If you have
access to an Exchange system which sells computers, I KNOW they can order the
upgrade for you.

Todd South

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