RS2 Immobilized ECU

[prj]

One more question as my 'helper' is about to sort this and his question is, which software goes in which EPROM?

There is no two ways to put it in. I would like to see you putting a 64kb file into a 32kb EPROM.

[twoqu]

The file labeled ign size 64kb goes in the 512 chip.
The file labeled boost size 32kb goes in the 257 chip.

[irishs2]

There is no two ways to put it in. I would like to see you putting a 64kb file into a 32kb EPROM.

I dont know, he worked for Cern, maybe if you put the 32kb eprom in the Large Hadron Collider you might be able to beam 64kb into it

[Rusty]

I've heard that if you shout "POWER" then you can fit a whole DVD onto a boost chip

[prj]

I dont know, he worked for Cern, maybe if you put the 32kb eprom in the Large Hadron Collider you might be able to beam 64kb into it

This is why I usually am very sceptic when people go like "I have a friend who worked at XXX and he is much smarter than you at everything".

I said the first time that it is impossible to do anything wrong with those files if you know what you are doing - this is still true.
And if you don't know what you are doing, you should not be doing it anyway.

[steverrquattro]

'The file labeled ign size 64kb goes in the 512 chip.
The file labeled boost size 32kb goes in the 257 chip.'

Thank you for answering the question.

[prj]

In addition to that, the 257 chip is 32kb, while the 512 chip is 64kb in size. 256/8 and 512/8 - not exactly rocket science.
The files are also 32kb and 64kb in size.

So I don't really see the point of the question, it's impossible to write a 64kb file into a 32kb chip.

[steverrquattro]

In addition to that, the 257 chip is 32kb, while the 512 chip is 64kb in size. 256/8 and 512/8 - not exactly rocket science.
The files are also 32kb and 64kb in size.

So I don't really see the point of the question, it's impossible to write a 64kb file into a 32kb chip.

I don't see the point in your reply,...........the question had already been answered.