RSVE (serial port modification) installation

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Re: RSVE (serial port modification) installation

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We are working on flashy clock which has altram and flash which will be compatible with my boosters. I tried once to get help making monster work with my boosters and just got flamed like I always did back on AF. Again why I left and started my own solutions instead.
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Re: RSVE (serial port modification) installation

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Found it here.
Cool! So it's a battery backed realtime clock/Flash-ROM board?

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Pacman wrote: 09 May 2021 17:29 Found it here.
Cool! So it's a battery backed realtime clock/Flash-ROM board? :
Yep 4 flash banks, 8mb alr-ram,nvram RTC.
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