Highly unlikely. You would need pretty strong X-Rays to affect flash,
and I'd seriously doubt they use anything that strong for routine
examination, except maybe in some third-world areas with very old
equipment.

On Tue, 23 Apr 2002 20:27:34 +0200, you wrote:

>Hello David,
>X-ray cant be good for any memory device it must be some sort of =
labeling
>you can do to prevent the custom to x-ray. I would talk to the custom. =
How
>does Agfa or Kodak send film over sease if they cant lable the shipment =
do
>not x-ray or something.
>Niklas
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>Has anyone experienced problems with corrupted code in FLASH program =
memory
>when devices are x-rayed during shipment overseas ?
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>
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