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I started to remove the chips that are in sockets, but the first one (a bios chip) came out with badly damaged pins. The bios doesn't seem to be available online, so I am hoping I can fix the pins enough to dump and create a new bios chip. The original chip is a JL27C256E/011750 JAPAN 10 and I was able to fix it in the most terrible way possible. However, contrary to all expectations I was able to create a backup of U77 and U78 using my TL866II Plus.

I like to think I learned from the process and the second eeprom went much smoother and it looks better too.