Don McKenzie -2024-04-26

I suspect that this ROM dump is a version of the EPROM where Data bits 6 and 7 
have been swapped, a technique I used for copyright protection.



I inserted the "Oohey gooey" text as a decoy to mislead pirates attempting to 
steal my PBUFF code, and this text was only visible when Data bits 6 and 7 were 
swapped.



As PBUFF and ZLOAD gained popularity, this caused significant confusion among 
ZLOAD users, prompting me to reveal the truth.



In the final version of the board, I corrected the issue with the swapped data 
lines but designed it to allow for an easy swap of the data signals, ensuring 
compatibility with any PBUFF ROM.