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Whups.  Have to be careful when using the PGP plugin to not do
anything while it's manipulating data.

 > >> Determine the time it takes for the processor to be garaunteed
to
 > >> have all its volatile RAM fail.
 >
 > Fail? Do you mean here to have all ram go "clear"?
 >
 > If so, you will find that you must wait forever. You have no
guarantee
 that
 > the ram will be "clear" (zero, or whatever) at power up.

 Well, I said if that time was shorter than the time for it to
execute the
 clear then it was worth it, but if not, it was not, it appears that
the time
 for the RAM to clear is longer than the time for the program to run,
and
 thus the suggestion has no merit.  I thought I had implied that that
could
 be the case in my post.

 --Brendan
 ---
 "Rejection out of hand of all but one's favoured alternative may
cost you
 dearly in one way or another." -Russell McMahon

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