to flash the image file back into the EEPROM chip ok. However, anytime I use a different .bin file as the source, Uniflash shows a few red boxes within the progress bar instead of all green boxes. Then it's says Flash verification failed or something...

N584), latest driver WindowsXP SP2 Nothing is overclocked on my machine. ...but I AM having problems, so I AM worrying about it. Try having a giant projected image flash like that before every short video clip. Not acceptable. It happens (iirc) when Windows...

for portrait. It's also quick when coupling with ultrasonic lenses. Someone in my house has a Sony V1 too, so I don't need to plan on getting a P&S myself. It's rather slow so I rarely have a need to use it. And putting a flash gun on top of it not only...

are at least two ways of dividing up cameras. 1. Digital vs. film. A digital camera captures images to a flash card or other electronic medium. Digital is usually better for capturing digital images, and certainly more convenient for capturing digital...

manufactured? Johno Archived from groups: microsoft.public.pocketpc () Ofcourse, the internal ROM flash memory works just like a harddrive, it can be reused by formatting and reflashing it. (copying back a fresh image into flash) But should the board...

which when opened checks off only the Main BIOS box in the AMI Flash menu. That gave me a bad Checksum Error. However I recoverd by checking all the boxes on the AMI BIOS update through trial and error. However there is also another Icon called "flash" and...

noise thing is a non issue when you use a program like the under $50 "neat Image" and the flash metering is something Canon really should learn from. I'll have to make my own external flash battery system but this is a small price to pay for one that...

scamtron@msn.com These images are already compressed JPEG image, flash will recomress them again to use inside (.swf) file. And I see no reason for converting them to flash format, since flash will not protect the images from being copied. Let us know What...

goes in the 2nd sector of flash (0x10C08000--after the remap by the memory controller). What concerns me more is if there is some magic number or (worse) checksum stored somewhere in rom that the bootloader uses to verfiy there's a legit OS image in flash....