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This brings up a question I've been thinking about, sparked by someone at Gibson telling me that getting 30 pin simms is hard. I know that chip design changes all the time, and OSs and apps are rewritten to use them and new processors as well. Why is Gibson/Aurisis struggeling with using old hardware? (Gibson expressed problems with availability and quality) Is the port to new hardware that big an undertaking? Mark juan darkness wrote: > btw Mathias,i'm starting to work with cop8 family from national,my goal >it's > to design a looper just with this processor(cop8cdr9) and some supporting > chips,i've seen a recorder project for voice messages with it,i got some > free samples from them,and you don't need a developement system,just 4 >wires > connected to the printer port and the software they provide for free,once > the hard part(the firmware)is ready,it's just a matter of flashing the > memory ,so anyone could build it....and if someone in the list is >skilled in > micro programming,we could do a shared design...