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From: thecloud@pnet06.cts.com (Ken Mcleod)
Newsgroups: comp.sys.mac.programmer
Subject: SE and II ROM revisions
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Date: 2 Jul 88 10:02:12 GMT
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 We all know (from a technote whose number escapes me at the moment) how
to tell what revision of the ROM a Macintosh Plus has got. If the word
at $400008 is $0075, you have a Plus, and the byte at $400002 indicates
the revision.

 But...what is the "word" on SE and II ROM revisions? I was testing
for $0076 on a friend's new SE (straight from Apple) and never got it;
his ROM version is $0276. Does this mean that only the low-order byte
of this word should be examined? Is $02 the revision, or something else?
And what of the Mac II's ROM revisions? Is a technote forthcoming?

Hacking Aloud,
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