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EBELING · 03-27-03, 04:59 PM

Thanks. So far I understand. Then a hard reset is basically a reformatting of the available user portion of the internal flash ROM? Are there any utilities that can fix problems on the ROM without resorting to a hard restart?

Also, should you ever install/store an application in the main memory (RAM). It appears from the memory allotment that programs can be installed on the RAM memory. Won't they be deleted when the device is turned off or on a soft reset? If this is the case, why is that option available when installing programs?

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EBELING Aximsite Rookie Join Date: Mar 2003 Location: Kansas City Posts: 29 Thanked 0 Times in 0 Posts	Thanks. So far I understand. Then a hard reset is basically a reformatting of the available user portion of the internal flash ROM? Are there any utilities that can fix problems on the ROM without resorting to a hard restart? Also, should you ever install/store an application in the main memory (RAM). It appears from the memory allotment that programs can be installed on the RAM memory. Won't they be deleted when the device is turned off or on a soft reset? If this is the case, why is that option available when installing programs?