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Texecom 24 Not Big Enough

jumpdyke
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is there any protection that stops that, ie flashing a board that will be bricked?

Nope just like plenty of other flashable gear

 

No such issues with newer firmware and panels

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got caught on webway firmware i pushed new firmware that bricked it, but then they put protection in. i cant be stupid again. was just wondering ade. not a dig

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got caught on webway firmware i pushed new firmware that bricked it, but then they put protection in. i cant be stupid again. was just wondering ade. not a dig

I know, easy done i bricked two routers a couple of years ago, PITA that was

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I flashed an elite24 with elite168 firmware by mistake. Weird thing is IIRC it was displaying 16 areas. Flashed it again with correct firmware and it was fine

The opinions I express are mine and are usually correct!

(Except when I'm wrong)(which I'm not)

in the classic gal days you could put a gal 60 chip in an 18 board and only loose the 2 circuits. are you saying you can flash a baby and it becomes a biggie?

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I flashed an elite24 with elite168 firmware by mistake. Weird thing is IIRC it was displaying 16 areas. Flashed it again with correct firmware and it was fine

 The memory map is different, so it might have said 16 areas, but it would not have worked properly, good thing is because they are the same chip no harm done, at least it didn't brick.

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 The memory map is different, so it might have said 16 areas, but it would not have worked properly, good thing is because they are the same chip no harm done, at least it didn't brick.

same chip? so you can make a baby a biggie?

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I flashed an elite24 with elite168 firmware by mistake. Weird thing is IIRC it was displaying 16 areas. Flashed it again with correct firmware and it was fine

I flashed a P48 with P88/P168 firmware by mistake and bricked it. Elite's must be a little more brick resistant with having the same platform throughout the range.

What was the difference in the old days?

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