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Hi all,

I have heard that titanium cards can only be written twice and then they are useless. Is this true? If it si true, how can writing code to a card, kill it?

I don't understand how code can kill a card. If anyone has some in depth info, please let me know.

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Originally Posted by xenonex
Hi all,

I have heard that titanium cards can only be written twice and then they are useless. Is this true? If it si true, how can writing code to a card, kill it?

I don't understand how code can kill a card. If anyone has some in depth info, please let me know.

Regards,

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The code in question just puts the card into an endless loop. So the card still "works" but cannot be reprogrammed. There is a program going around that is supposed to "unloop" cards but I have not heard of anyone getting a looped card to work again.

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