Ray Carlsen wrote:
I know they are almost a thing of the past but I wonder if there is
any way to extract the code from a protected GAL IC (example: GAL16V8A)
that has had its security bit set.
I repair mostly old Commodore 8 bit computers. There are a lot of
users of an after-market device called a RAMLink originally made by
Creative Micro Designs (CMD is now out of business) back in the 1980's,
and I was asked to repair a few of them. Turns out each one has four or
five GALs and they all are copy protected which makes repair of those
orphan devices impossible unless I can find a way to extract the code
from the chips in a working unit. Any hackers out there?

Ray

Good resource page:

http://www.edaboard.com/thread220871.html

John :-#)#

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