Hi all.
I meet once in a while Samsung mainboards which appear to, for some reason, has become non-operational due to some corrupt memory locations.
Some models can be cured by changing one EEPROM ic and some by shorting I2C communication during start up.
BUT, my question is as follows:
One some mainboards there are a couple of EEPROM's, like 24C256, and I wonder if they all will be re-programmed if replaced.
OR, will some of them only be programmed after manufacture of the board?
If they will be re-programmed after replacement it could be worth to change all those EEPROM's and see if it's possible to have the mainboard operational again.
Any comments to this?
I meet once in a while Samsung mainboards which appear to, for some reason, has become non-operational due to some corrupt memory locations.
Some models can be cured by changing one EEPROM ic and some by shorting I2C communication during start up.
BUT, my question is as follows:
One some mainboards there are a couple of EEPROM's, like 24C256, and I wonder if they all will be re-programmed if replaced.
OR, will some of them only be programmed after manufacture of the board?
If they will be re-programmed after replacement it could be worth to change all those EEPROM's and see if it's possible to have the mainboard operational again.
Any comments to this?
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