>Maybe I didn't explain clearly. In page mode the EEPROM only takes 64
>bytes and doesn't write it just buffers it right after stop condition
>showed up
>It will spend it's own time to write it. Since it does it by itself we
>do not see how long it takes. Make it short there is no fast write this
>is just a work around or another method of writing that will free up CPU
>time in background. I just tested: right after page right the pic will
>turns off the EEPROM Power the EEPROM only stored a few bytes. I am not
>too far to find out how long inside external EEPROM takes to write all
>64 bytes of data.
>The reason I am turning it off because of I need to write data after
>power
>Disconnection and this is USB device and I only have 10ms time to write
>64 bytes.

This doesn't make sense.

If you are turning off power to the EEPROM immediately after telling it to 
do a write, how has it written single bytes before, and how have you managed 
to write 32kB.

And what does USB have to do with an I2C EEPROM?


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