Chris
Is the value of the cf.getPath() equal to ef_BEEB? if so then probably its the length,
otherwise, you are using the wrong address for your read.
regards,
Harley
8/6/01 1:52:33 PM, "Kesik, Chris" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
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>Any insights?
>
>I am writing a 20 byte file to the GPK8000 card using the OFC. When I read
>it back I get a totally different set of bytes. One would think that I am
>not writing the data correctly, but, looking in GPKPilot I see the correct
>data in the file. Anyone seen this before?
>
>The code I am using is.
>
> bytes = "44444444445555555555".getBytes();
> fus.update(cf.getPath(), 0, bytes, 0, bytes.length);
>
> byte verify[] = fus.read(ef_BEEB, 0, bytes.length);
>
>
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