I am moving stuff out of my warehouse to storage, and am finding all sorts of nifty toys. One is a rom from a pretty old mini or mainframe, which is badged Digital Systems Corporation. It is "alterable" much like I understand the 360/20's were with boards that were used to program sense arrays, and could be altered in the field to change the firmware. As I mention in the web page, I have little information on it, and retrieved it as a close friend was downsizeing his collection of stuff many years ago. I don't know that he obtained it from a working machine, but we both agreed that a packrat like me would be better suited for it than he was, as he wanted to just have less stuff. I was very fortunate to know a few that were downsizeing to me rather than the land fill (and am working with one now). Anyway, maybe someone will have some comment on the company name or logo. I apologize for the current photos, I will try to scan or get better resolution photos of the label and post it, or follow up this on the list. I get nothing on any site that is of any use, as the three words that the company chose for itself may as well be "smith" "jones" or any word with millions or billions of hits, and nothing recent other than companies in Japan and Costa Rica (both unlikely to be useful) Jim http://jwstephens.com/rom/page_01.htm