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bprom 0.2 (Default branch)

bprom is a console application used to read or write EPROMs or EEPROMs with the µ-prom 2001 programmer by the German brand Dr. Böhm GmbH connected with a null modem cable to your Linux box. Other programmers of the same brand, like the µ-prom, use a different protocol and therefore can't be used with this software. License: GNU General Public License v2 Changes:
Options and parameters are now easier and more intuitive. The --size parameter became optional. Permissions for files that bprom writes was changed to 644. gengetopt is now optional, making the application easier to compile.

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