indeed, good idea, we should try it
i was wondering if the samsung SOC could gather all this data from
different places on the system (register, rom, etc) and then create an
xml output, so there's virtualy no such xml file on both partitions
Regards,
Jean Loup Le Roux.
max wrote:
To find out whether the xml is available in one of the files
on the first partition, you could try to delete the whole disk
and then go to recovery (disk) mode.
>From there the scsi inquiry data shouldn't be available,
if the disk is empty.
max
On Thu, 2007-02-01 at 11:27 -0500, Biscuit Thomas wrote:
Well in theory, if we assumed this config is located in the same place
as the ones in the rsrc file, in maybe the osos aupd we could build an
algorhythm that got either osos aupd to produce the xml in it's code
at the same location in the rsrc file?
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