Another stupid question.

Ravenkallen

Okay, this one should be very easy. When you are using a 64 kilobyte eeprom for your main boot eeprom, does the upper 32 kilobytes of memory get erased IF you reprogram the eeprom? I found out that is so much easier to use just one large eeprom for data and program code, instead of two smaller ones......Thanks in advance

Bobb Fwed

No, it does not get erased. Only the lower 32K are affected.

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April, 2008: when I discovered the answers to all my micro-computational-botherations!

Some of my objects:
MCP3X0X ADC Driver - Programmable Schmitt inputs, frequency reading, and more!
Simple Propeller-based Database - Making life easier and more readable for all your EEPROM storage needs.
String Manipulation Library - Don't allow strings to be the bane of the Propeller, bend them to your will!
Fast Inter-Propeller Comm - Fast communication between two propellers (1.37MB/s @100MHz)!

Ravenkallen

Okay, thanks.