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  1. Bug #263555
  2. Comment #282

Comment 282 for bug 263555

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In , Eich-m (eich-m) wrote :

(In reply to comment #47 from Bob Mahar)
> (In reply to comment #46 from Egbert Eich)
> > Point is: if it's related to #57976 writing back the eeprom doesn't work.
> > At the time I attributed this to preproduction hardware.
>
> I don't have access to that one... what was the issue? Can you elaborate?
>

In bug #57976 an SPI type eeprom which seemed to still hold valid content (at least not 0xff) but a bogus checksum could not be restored as no matter to which byte offset a value was written it always ended up at offset 0 or 1.

However looking at comment #49 it doesn't seem to be related as in this case the checksum could be fixed.