Karl Kobel wrote:
> Yes, I see now...
>
> "I here alot about flash what is it?"
>
> I assumed he was refering to 'flash', the noun.
>
>
> "Did you try to flash the 770 again?"
>
> Andre was referring to 'flash', the verb.
>
I haven't been reading all the threads that Jeff posted, but to be
hon
Karl got NAND and NOR swapped (read at the bottom).
"Flashing your n810" means that the NAND flash will be erased and new
software version will be downloaded to your device and stored in the
NAND flash.
So if you flash your n810 (or n800 or n770), all data is removed from
flash and a brand
Yes, I see now...
"I here alot about flash what is it?"
I assumed he was refering to 'flash', the noun.
"Did you try to flash the 770 again?"
Andre was referring to 'flash', the verb.
Karl
Mark Haury wrote:
> Karl Kobel wrote:
>
>> Jeff Treague wrote:
>>
>>
>>> I here alot abou
Karl Kobel wrote:
> Jeff Treague wrote:
>
>> I here alot about flash what is it?
>>
> Jeff,
>
> FLASH is a type of memory that retains its state until changed. One of
> the characteristics of FLASH are that the bits can only be individually
> programmed from the 1 state to a 0. In order t
Jeff,
FLASH is a type of memory that retains its state until changed. One of
the characteristics of FLASH are that the bits can only be individually
programmed from the 1 state to a 0. In order to get the state back to 1,
it must be 'erased' in big chunks.
Within the category of FLASH, there a
I here alot about flash what is it?
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