Looking for confirmation of idea to store data in external eeprom


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    EE_Vars only works with internal EEPROM.
    So if you're already at the limit of the internal EEPROM, it's not going to help.

    If you write to the external EEPROM 1 byte at a time, you don't need to worry about "page write boundaries".
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    Quote Originally Posted by Darrel Taylor View Post
    EE_Vars only works with internal EEPROM.
    So if you're already at the limit of the internal EEPROM, it's not going to help.

    If you write to the external EEPROM 1 byte at a time, you don't need to worry about "page write boundaries".
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    Oh dear - must have missed that. Shame I was thinking how nice the code must have been to handle all the complicated I2C stuff .

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