...I'd even go back to low-density MMC

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/MultiMediaCard#eMMC

"Almost all mobile phones and tablets use this form of flash for main stora=
ge."

....

On 3/18/15, IVP <joecolquitt@clear.net.nz> wrote:
>> It means if you get a result, you can't trust it
>
> OK, fair enough
>
> My natural curiosity just wants me looking for evidence
> and symptoms. I try not to give up until I find out what
> the underlying cause of the problem is. Maybe the card
> is just poor-quality which might have died in someone's
> camera and been binned with a shrug and a sigh
>
> I suppose you could liken this to a bad pixel on an LCD.
> There is no external electronic access to that pixel to fix it
> or replace it with another
>
> Joe
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