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Without knowing how your program works, its hard to say what is the perfect solution for you. The BIS is provided as extra storage, giving you the option of storing things in ROM instead of a storage card.
The 'working' data for your application will probably be stored in RAM anyway -- this is where most data gets put that changes frequently. If it does actually store its data in the BIS, I wouldn't worry too much about the 100K write limit. Even if you wrote something to the BIS 10 times a day, every day, it wouldn't fail for around 27 years.
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Dell Support Rep on 1/12/06: Only a small number of users are having issues (WM5 on x50v)... Dell will be releasing (update for x50v) but it will not be soon.
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