contemplating selling my Canon Cat

Hi Chris All of the I/O, Floppy, video, modem and such, are through custom Canon chips. I'm told that they emulate standard chips because they originally built the prototypes with standard off the shelf parts. I don't know if Canon used the same IC's in other machines or if they were just for the Cat. I don't recall seeing any PAL's but then I wasn't looking for such. The reason I opened mine up was to replace the battery for the CMOS RAM. I just looked around to see what else was there. I recall noting that most of the memory was 16 bits wide except for the CMOS that was 8 bit on even addresses. When I decompiled the code for the CMOS, I noted that it use an 8 bit instruction that was not used on later versions of the 68K. Dwight _________________________________________________________________ Put your friends on the big screen with Windows Vista? + Windows Live?. http://www.microsoft.com/windows/shop/specialoffers.mspx?ocid=TXT_TAGLM_CPC…