HP Prime micro sd

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(06-08-2017 03:10 PM)Tim Wessman Wrote:  

(06-08-2017 10:11 AM)toml_12953 Wrote:  Yes, but can we store data in the flash memory

Yes. All user data is stored in flash and loaded as needed *on access*.

You can store data directly in your applications using AFiles and store up to the max of your flash. I'd not recommend filling it completely as things may behave unpredictably when out of space, but that happens with any computer.

If you find yourself running low on RAM, power off the calculator to save everything (to flash), and then reboot the calculator. That will unload any objects not in use.

The OS/Calculator application has a separate location where it is written at on flash to be loaded from on boot. Apart from that, it does not use the flash and ONLY user data exists on that flash chip.

Tim, Could you clarify this point further? Do you mean that we can use about 210MB of flash memory from HP Prime to save all our programs and applications? In what way is that done? When the (shift) + (Mem) key is pressed and then (Info) comes out about 18MB or 16MB or so. But it seems that you say that as you fill up the 18MB that is entering the 256MB of FLASH memory and that the calculator uses every time you turn 16MB of those 256 to work but I did not quite understand. Could you explain it more clearly?