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‎09-20-2019 06:23 AM

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Product: HP-Compaq DC7700 Convertible Mini Tower
Operating System: Linux

Hello,

 

I have bought a refurbished DC7700. At the beginning with had a lot of trouble (my computer and me). After changing on my mind how to handle issues and spoil it a little I started to like it and I even bought a second one.

I would like to build I2C-JTAG board on the PCIex1, but there is one documentation SCH5317-NS  which needed for a lot of programming aplications (eg: JTAG!). I have found on a webpage it is secured. (intels are available for example)

This machine is 12 years old and I do not think so it is used in any sensitive location (bank, office etc...). There is no risk to misuse the information. Please cooperate with Microchip and open the documentation to find joy in using this old machines.

Thank you in advance!

 

Reddragon
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