Hello to everyone,
I would like to know if someone have some information about where to look for an iMac G3 (tray loading) bootROM dump file.
I had searched multiple places in the web, and none of the "firmware" or "roms" of the iMac G3 are really dump files (the dump file must be exactly 1,048,576 bytes). All of the files I had encountered are firmware updates files that rely on the firmware bootloader code embedded to flash the bootROM through the operating system update, or are files for emulation purposes that do not resemble exactly the contents and length of the bootROM semiconductor chip soldered into the iMac G3 (by the way, the chip is an Intel 28F008B3T flash memory, size of 1Mbyte x 8 bits = 1,048,576 bytes).
The chip is a 40-lead TSOP package, very easy to soldering/desoldering.
Thank you for any help in advance.
Regards.
I would like to know if someone have some information about where to look for an iMac G3 (tray loading) bootROM dump file.
I had searched multiple places in the web, and none of the "firmware" or "roms" of the iMac G3 are really dump files (the dump file must be exactly 1,048,576 bytes). All of the files I had encountered are firmware updates files that rely on the firmware bootloader code embedded to flash the bootROM through the operating system update, or are files for emulation purposes that do not resemble exactly the contents and length of the bootROM semiconductor chip soldered into the iMac G3 (by the way, the chip is an Intel 28F008B3T flash memory, size of 1Mbyte x 8 bits = 1,048,576 bytes).
The chip is a 40-lead TSOP package, very easy to soldering/desoldering.
Thank you for any help in advance.
Regards.