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Electronically Erasable ROM is a type of memory available on most boards. It is used for storing persistent data. Use the tag for questions about the EEPROM library or the hardware.
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Using EEPROM to write a counter value
I am trying to write this value to EEPROM, so that when I turn my board off and on again, the value before power off is shown on screen. … I wrote this code but the value doesn't seem to be written to EEPROM. The counter incrementation works fine. …
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