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New UniFlash fork for vintage hardware

I decided to create this fork to share the code to support some Toshiba flash chips that previous versions of the software didn't support. This allowed me to gain the skills to compile Turbo Pascal sources in Windows 11 and create an executable for use in DOS. If you're interested, you can find the new compiled software and the sources here: UniFlash

Thanks, Lmpeaks 

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