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Old January 26th 04, 05:48 AM
Qwerty Yuiop
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Default "Good news" -- Spirit responds in 'cripple mode'

You won't find this information because it's bull****. But you go ahead and
search for it. When you can't get it, ask yourself WHY. Or do like all the
other good citizen sheep do and make excuses for the lack of proof. And be
sure to precede each fact with "They probably used..." or "more than likely
it's..."

That way, you'll be believable - And a good presidential candidate!

Bill Bonde ( the oblique allusion in lieu of the frontal attack ) wrote in
message ...


Henry Spencer wrote:

In article ,
Brett O'Callaghan wrote:
JPL folks were much cheerier today, they have been successfully

commanding
Spirit in a mode that avoids use of some of its memory modules -- 'Flash
memort' -- which is suspect.

Has Flash RAM been used in past space probes in any significant way?


Quite successfully on Deep Space 1, as I recall.

Where might one find technical information on the rover such as details
on the computer hardware and software?


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Old January 26th 04, 05:53 AM
Greg D. Moore \(Strider\)
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"Qwerty Yuiop" wrote in message
...
You won't find this information because it's bull****. But you go ahead

and
search for it. When you can't get it, ask yourself WHY. Or do like all the
other good citizen sheep do and make excuses for the lack of proof. And be
sure to precede each fact with "They probably used..." or "more than

likely
it's..."


Gee, can't use google?

http://www.axonchisel.net/etc/space/...hts.html?s=ut1



That way, you'll be believable - And a good presidential candidate!

Bill Bonde ( the oblique allusion in lieu of the frontal attack ) wrote in
message ...


Henry Spencer wrote:

In article ,
Brett O'Callaghan wrote:
JPL folks were much cheerier today, they have been successfully

commanding
Spirit in a mode that avoids use of some of its memory modules --

'Flash
memort' -- which is suspect.

Has Flash RAM been used in past space probes in any significant way?

Quite successfully on Deep Space 1, as I recall.

Where might one find technical information on the rover such as details
on the computer hardware and software?




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Old January 26th 04, 07:11 AM
Kilolani
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"Greg D. Moore (Strider)" wrote in message
...

"Qwerty Yuiop" wrote in message
...
You won't find this information because it's bull****. But you go ahead

and
search for it. When you can't get it, ask yourself WHY. Or do like all

the
other good citizen sheep do and make excuses for the lack of proof. And

be
sure to precede each fact with "They probably used..." or "more than

likely
it's..."


Gee, can't use google?

http://www.axonchisel.net/etc/space/...hts.html?s=ut1


Hey... his mind's made up... don't confuse him with facts!


 




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