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From: "Jonathan De Graeve" <Jonathan dot De dot Graeve at imelda dot be> > The compressed image is 5,42MB > Uncompressed used in files: 9.6MB > The filesystem actually is 16MB and will be 16MB when it's written to > flash. > From features.txt on my website: > Recommended amount of memory: 256MB > Minimum flash size: 16MB > Recommended flash size: 32MB But I am on a 16 meg flash. I guess I am the only one stupid enough to get this close, :-) but is it possible your 16 meg filesystem went over a tad? One byte would be enough. Or could it be the 1000 != 1024 marketing gimmick? (I would think not, but the specs are unclear) The reason I ask is a 16 meg is $15, a 32 meg $19 and a 64 meg is $25. Have to justify double the component cost to the bean counters. That and the "restocking fee" I will have to explain. :-( Lee |