>>or (preferably) an LPT-driven gadget. I wrote code to do that
>
>LPT-driven.

Carmacon has a thing called Chippey that programs EEPROM on the parallel
port.  No extra power needed, just a little PCB with a D25 on the end.
They don't have info on their page about it, but I've bought a couple.

Andy


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