Does this mean the EPIA boards use LPC flash?
-marc
On Fri, 15 Oct 2004, Ronald G. Minnich wrote:
This conversation looks like a beginning to a "where do I get a flash part" FAQ
ron
On Fri, 15 Oct 2004, Joshua Wise wrote:
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| I'm searching for a bios chip for the EPIA-M10000. | Unfortunatly I found no distributor for the standard chip (SST 39SF020A) in | switzerland and some neighbour countries. | | Is there some alternative for this flash chip, which also can flash during a | running system or a good distributor for a small number of items? I believe that mouser (mouser.com) will ship anywhere in the world. They ~ seem to have the 39sf020a in stock, priced at $1.84 for one.
They also have the 512kbyte 39sf040, which AFAIK is pin-compatible. The 040 is priced at $2.35 for one.
Of course, as Mouser is in the US, shipping is likely to cost more than the part itself (d'oh!).
I have heard good things about the UK-based Radio Spares. A quick search of their site - rswww.com - doesn't turn up the part, but I assume that if you compare some datasheets for the PLCC parts, you can find a pin-compatable part.
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