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Posted: **20 Mar 2018, 01:58**

Deleted, it was a bug in the emulator. The program works fine on a real calculator.

Posted: **20 Mar 2018, 12:04**

Oh... too unfair you bricked your calculator by trying to help other people for free.

Did you reboot it yet ?
If not, it should still be possible to revert the changes easily. Disable the hibernation and connect it to an USB source : it must not reboot.

I think I remember that nand_erase_range() doesn't behave as expected if the zone limits don't match pages limits.

Posted: **20 Mar 2018, 18:57**

critor wrote:Oh... too unfair you bricked your calculator by trying to help other people for free.

It was an emulator...

And as far as I know on non CX the pages are 0x200 bytes

Posted: **20 Mar 2018, 18:58**

parrotgeek1 wrote:
critor wrote:Oh... too unfair you bricked your calculator by trying to help other people for free.

It was an emulator...

I'm relieved then.

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