trying to upgrade 1mb eprom (eos 3.0b) to 2mb eprom 4.7

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trying to upgrade 1mb eprom (eos 3.0b) to 2mb eprom 4.7

Postby override » Mon May 21, 2007 3:21 am

Hi,
I've been running eos 3.0b for quite a while now (on an e4x emulator sampler) and i would like to upgrade to the latest version. However, as I understand it, I require a 2mb eprom to do the upgrade. Unfortunately, my e4x onyl has a 1mb flash rom installed. Has anybody successfully performed this upgrade before? I know that I need to 1. get a 2mb eprom and 2. install the latest eos on it.. But how do I go about doing that?
my understanding is the sampler will not boot it it does not have an eprom with an os installed in it. So how can I upgrade the os, without having to first boot the sampler using the current os. Ive heard 'hotswapping' can be an option.. but i dont know enough about hardware to do it myself, and dont want to destroy my sampler int he process. i really need to get this accomplished so i can start using recycle to send and map samples to the sampler. right now soundforge works fine. but i have to progam all the keyboard mapping manually.. and its very time consuming. if anybody has any insights, i would really appreciate the help.
thanks
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Postby override » Mon May 21, 2007 3:33 am

ive checked the history int he forum and unfortunately there do not seem to be any sellers on ebay that are offering the 2mb rom anymore.. i was thinking i could order it from a manufacturer on the net. but i dont know exactly what type of rom (how many pins, size etc) to order.
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Postby Ole » Mon May 21, 2007 4:53 pm

There is this guy hanging on the forum selling 2mb-chips. Search the forum and see if you can find him?
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