On Thu, 2006-01-05 at 16:03 -0500, andrew kelley wrote:
> Or if you have need of a secure chip, pot the chip and run a thin thin wire
> through the potting, tie the wire to a input and output, and check if the
> wire is there.. If its not, the potting was removed and erase the code..
> Also you can destroy the bond wires for RB7 and RB6, I've seen that was done
> somewhere by someone, perhaps on the list archives..

Please correct me if I'm wrong, but the easiest way to get a chip out of
a potting compound is to use something to disolve the potting compound.
As such, the wire would survive?

TTYL

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