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    ppm addresses can be moved

    I just moved my ppm start from 14.0000 to 13.0000 with modifications in mcu. (3310-547)

    This can free up some 1.0000h bytes for extra ppm additions.
    All tested working.

    NokDoc

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    Do you have information about the 0x000000-0x200000 part of the 7110? Can the ppm of the 7110 also moved?

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    what prog did use 2 move it ,a lil brief tutorial would help,wiked work nokdoc,what else could you do by moving it???

    Cheers!

    Spida!

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    This was just some playing by me.
    I did it because of 3330 > 3315 question.

    Inside the mcu data are addresses stored which defines the start/end locations of mcu and ppm.

    So I changed the start/end addresses of ppm, replaced the ppm data block and recalced some checksums.

    Can be done to other types too in same way I guess.
    But the 547 was the first I saw with a gap between mcu & ppm of > 65k.
    It is also the only phone I have to test it with.

    NokDoc

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    NokDoc: Do You have the solution for downgrade from 3330 to 3315 ?
    I'm interrested with that conversion.
    Thank You for an answer.

    Regards...

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    "Inside the mcu data are addresses stored which defines the start/end locations of mcu and ppm. "

    Plz tell me more about it. Which offsets & Bytes exactly do you mean / how you found it ?
    Maybe there would be a solution for increasing SMS lenght. (just a thouht)..

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    Maybe the composer or picture memory can be increased durring that, so there could be more things to add...

    Mr. @NokDoc: please tell me/us what are the offsets and how is the starting/ending adress written in the flash...
    Btw. Test 3 didn't worked

    Regards...

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