Hi again.

This time I am perhaps asking a way dull question, but i just want to be sure of what I am doing, before I start playing around.

So, the question is related to writing operation that we apparently can perform over the first kilobytes of the embedded EEPROM chip on Wii Remote. Is it possible that we do something wrong and make Wii Remote unusable, while performing this operation? Say, we could mistakingly write over a part of the memory that is not supposed to be written to and in that way damage the data that Wii Remote expects to have.

I just happen to be used to read that part of the en.wiki article over and over lately... Still, if we -- I will repeat -- mistakenly try to write on the space where we are not supposed to, will some sort of protection prevent us from doing that? If not, could such actions prove fatal for the Wii Remote?

That were the questions. Now I took a look on the wiibrew article, and it kind of confirms what I am afraid of.

http://wiibrew.org/wiki/Wiimote#Control_Registers