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Towards the end of the 1990's Thierry Peycru decided to experiment with the 1M INTEL flash chip. Using the existing 32K EPROM PCB and using dental moulds to make the physical card, he proved that the Z88 could be used to program the chip using a BBC BASIC program.
Although that program worked what was needed was a Z88 application, Gunther Strube volunteered to write this and the subsequent revisions of the BBC BASIC Flashstore.
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