On 28/01/02 12:14, "Mike Hamende" <mhamende_at_tsl.state.tx.us> wrote:
> Yes you get the dialog box, but when you check the erase box it tries
> and says it is not writable. I thought maybe someone had hacked around
> that to make use of all those Getting Started cards floating around ebay.
I would imagine then that the cards have been disabled for writing through
hardware. If you stick the card in, do you get the usual dialog like for
other regular flash RAM cards? Do you see the little lock indicating that
the card is write protect?
-Laurent.
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