jkeys "save memory" or flash programming

[Caddylover]

Okay, maybe a stupid question, but I finally cut the bottom out of my 301-010 today and did the jtag. I couldn't get into flash programming for some reason (it gave me FFFFF) to save my tsop and eeprom, so I just clicked the "save memory" button on the original window and saved both tsops in this fashion. I could get into eeprom programming to save the eeprom.

My question is whether this does the same thing or not? I have been using this with Bell using a MC and figured I'd better back this sucker up if I ever get hit since I didn't save the original .bins when I took it out of the box.

Just curious.

Thanks

Caddy

[LuckLarry]

Okay, maybe a stupid question, but I finally cut the bottom out of my 301-010 today and did the jtag. I couldn't get into flash programming for some reason (it gave me FFFFF) to save my tsop and eeprom, so I just clicked the "save memory" button on the original window and saved both tsops in this fashion. I could get into eeprom programming to save the eeprom.

My question is whether this does the same thing or not? I have been using this with Bell using a MC and figured I'd better back this sucker up if I ever get hit since I didn't save the original .bins when I took it out of the box.

Just curious.

Thanks

Caddy


I doubt you got a proper read and save. Try to open what you have with "FlashEdit" software, and see what you have.You probably only have the little eep dump.

[Caddylover]

Actually I have both tsops and they are 2mb each when I look at their properties. I haven't looked at them in flashedit though.

Caddy

[Caddylover]

Just found my answer here.

http://www.dssftp.com/forum/upload/showthread.php?t=19013&highlight=save+memory