From PPrevite@ma.slr.com Thu Oct 24 04:16:24 2002
Subject:RE: UP AND RUNNIN'!!

That's great news, man!

> PETER PREVITE
>
> -----Original Message-----
> From: emili gene [SMTP:emilindru@yahoo.com]
> Sent: Wednesday, October 23, 2002 2:32 PM
> To: CloneWheel@yahoogroups.com
> Subject: [CWSG] UP AND RUNNIN'!!
>
> Hi folks,
>
> Even bad luck seems to have it's bounds. This is
> something I was really doubting on after yesterday's
> misfortune. But as the tao aphorism goes, "nothing
> really stays forever".
> Last night I attempted a software (re)upload to the
> electro, wich had apparenty suffered a flash memory
> blackout. Well, I'm really glad to say it effectively
> restored the electro operativity!!!.YUPPPPIIIIEEEEE!!
> Thanks God it worked!. Now, a question raises. It
> seems that the electro design team made this unit safe
> to memory loss. I mean that, even though the unit was
> left blank after its failure, it could still receive
> instructions. My actual question is why such a logical
> security measure wouldn't be taken in consideration on
> the CX3 design (?). I simply cannot concieve the
> reason why they would allow a keyboard to be
> hopelessly dead if something went wrong with the
> onboard OS and data was lost. It doesn't look very
> clever to me. A digital keyboard is basically a
> computer with keys for strictly musical applications.
> Just imagine your computer lost the OS or that the OS
> simply cracked (seems to be a haunting behavior in
> Windows systems up to date) and that your computer got
> terribly spoiled just by that.
> Fortunately though, this is not the case. The
> processor has its own setup instuctions physically
> set, so it can boot up and be programmed even when the
> computer is totally empty (software-wise).
> Why wouldn't this rule of thumb be contemplated in
> the CX3's design is still as of today beyond my
> rational capabilities.
>
> Just a thought,
> E.
>
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