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A quicky....from a REAL dummy

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A quicky....from a REAL dummy
« on: 15 / November / 2008, 16:01:27 »
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If CHDK is actually installed on a the memory card would using a new different card bring the camera's features/specs  back to the OEM default.? Not really ready for CHDK yet...

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Re: A quicky....from a REAL dummy
« Reply #1 on: 15 / November / 2008, 16:30:44 »
Actually, its sufficient to unlock the card, or just delete the diskboot.bin... CHDK does not overwrite anything in your cameras ROM, it gets loaded everytime the camera starts from the SD card.

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Re: A quicky....from a REAL dummy
« Reply #2 on: 15 / November / 2008, 16:31:51 »
Hello slowlearner, welcome in the CHDK forum !

If CHDK is actually installed on a the memory card would using a new different card bring the camera's features/specs  back to the OEM default.? Not really ready for CHDK yet...

Yes - CHDK is not a permanent firmware update, it's a software add on & it resides only on the memory card.
- If you use another card without CHDK your cam is as it was before using CHDK.
- If you format your SD card (either in the camera or in a card reader), CHDK will also be removed completely.

If you use the Autoboot - feature (or have a DryOS based camera) you can also enable / disable the complete CHDK stuff either by unlocking your SD card: lock on = CHDK enabled, lock off = CHDK disabled.

You can start your excursion to the CHDK world from here: CHDK wikia: CHDK_in_Brief, have fun !

*Edit: Hi Hacki, i should spare some words to be a bit faster  :)

Re: A quicky....from a REAL dummy
« Reply #3 on: 15 / November / 2008, 17:13:48 »
perfect! Thank you.

 

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