Re: TI89 Archive Memory


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Re: TI89 Archive Memory



> Does anyone know what sort of memory is the TI89 archive memory?  Is it
> some sort of flash or non-volatile memory?

The archive memory is Flash-ROM

> If so, what is the rated duty cycle of the memory?

100000 cycles by sectors.

> If not, and if it is just regular volatile RAM, why is it so 'special'
> that you cannot execute program directly from it (have to be copied out
> etc by the OS first)?
>
> When you pull out all power, will the archive portion be gone as well or
> will it still be there?

Normally the user data archive shouldn't be lost but as the variables
allocation table is stored in RAM you wouldn't be able to access your
archived varaibles any more. Once the RAM is lost,the TI-OS completely erase
the user data archive.

> Thanks in advance.

                   Timiti Hassan

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