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ceej13 · 07-09-03, 02:57 PM

It's normal. The FlashROM is taken in part by the OS and it is encoded in the ROM so that there is no way to access it w/c includes reading in it. Rest assure you do have 48MB of ROM space, but Dell programmed it where you can at least access part of that ROM for extra storage space and the OS part of the ROM will be hidden.

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ceej13 Aximsite Veteran Uber Member Join Date: Feb 2003 Location: Windy here! Posts: 2,248 Device: Siemens CF62T Carrier: T-Mobile Thanked 0 Times in 0 Posts Awards Showcase Total Awards: 1	It's normal. The FlashROM is taken in part by the OS and it is encoded in the ROM so that there is no way to access it w/c includes reading in it. Rest assure you do have 48MB of ROM space, but Dell programmed it where you can at least access part of that ROM for extra storage space and the OS part of the ROM will be hidden. __________________ What God has brought together, let man not part. Matt 19:6