Re: Unusual dev addition for memory stick?

Alan Stern wrote:
>> What is very strange also, if I write data to the stick (if it works), it
>> seems to work better after that, that's why I also thought of the residual
>> bytes.
> 
> Could be a coincidence.  Who knows?

Thanks for looking at this Alan - the place hosting my mail server is having
some problems and I'm in the process of moving it - so my email's been
on-and-off all week. I got a new place - should be sorted out sometime this
week.

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