[maemo-users] What is flash?
From: Karl Kobel karlkobel at sbcglobal.netDate: Tue Jul 22 04:31:40 EEST 2008
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Jeff, FLASH is a type of memory that retains its state until changed. One of the characteristics of FLASH are that the bits can only be individually programmed from the 1 state to a 0. In order to get the state back to 1, it must be 'erased' in big chunks. Within the category of FLASH, there are two major types; NOR and NAND. NAND is like non-volatile RAM and is used for program execution. It takes more space to create a bit, so are smaller in size. Not sure, but I don't believe this type is used in the Nokia's. NOR is higher in density, and is the type used in SD cards. Karl Jeff Treague wrote: > I here alot about flash what is it? > > ------------------------------------------------------------------------ > > _______________________________________________ > maemo-users mailing list > maemo-users at maemo.org > https://lists.maemo.org/mailman/listinfo/maemo-users >
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