Hi, > Now i'm confused, what's the difference between EPROM and FLASH? > FLASH is used for to store the program, and EPROM is used for data, > is that correct? > If I need to store a string of 9 bytes (configuration), what is > better to use? Your program exectes out of flash and can't execute out of eeprom flash is erased in pages. In order to rewrite a single byte, you need to read te page into RAM, modify your byte, erase the page, and then write the whole page back out eeprom can be reprogrammed one byte at a time. -- Dave Hylands Vancouver, BC, Canada http://www.DaveHylands.com/
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Re: [AVR-Chat] Re: Saving configuration in internal EPROM!
2005-12-26 by Dave Hylands