Re: TI-H: ti-injector
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Re: TI-H: ti-injector
Or, modify the driver a little, address up to 16 chips, have a menu program
with the drivers built in, and it knows what chip to get, retreives the
data, and there you go! Hey grant, I'm serious, you should try this. BTW,
did you get those schematics?
Another question; who here knows anything about wireless ethernet? If I
build one myself, and plug it into my hub at home, how far can it go, do you
think we could "amp" it maybe 6 miles? W/out line of site? I don't care
about legality, I just want to "surf the web" at school on my laptop. Even
access my CD-ROM server and modem. Any answers would be great.
>It'd be hard to get a switch (or two or three) to change from one chiop
>to the other, and you would need to always keep power to both chips, but
>it sounds like a cool idea. Instead of all these vaporware expanders,
>have a calculator that's two, two, two calculators in one. Fill up one
>memory with games, the other with programs for class. When you play
>games, switch to memory "A". When it's test time switch to memory chip 2
>and use your programs. Sort of like having two seperate harddrives for
>your computer, where you can use either one, but not at the same time.