Not quite sure if it is right way to do it

Originally Posted by
Normnet
Curious how you edit an eeprom chip with a PC hex edit program?
Hello Norm,
Thnx for the link. So that I can better explain what I am doing, I've attached 2 screen shots, first is from IC-Prog and then from UPA2.3
I open the hex file, then where the highlighted pink area is, I make additions or amendments and then save and write onto the EEPROM chip.
But using these programs / method it is quite tedious if you want fill up the entire EEPROM - - especially a 24LC256...
There must be an easier way. When I open the same hex file in your suggested program, it doesn't interpret the data correctly and shows 'garbage' that I can't understand...:-)
I might have the wrong view enabled...dunno.
A while ago I had a program that worked in a DOS window, I could very easily move around and change things. I don't remember the name or where I saved it on my HD...
Maybe I am doing it the wrong way?
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