Let me start by saying you irritated me by ignoring my request.
Explaining how to use EEPROM to you, if you don't know what it is is going to be a waste of time.
I will be short and to the point, and anything missing can be googled. If you wan't more details, show my some evidence that you understand without doing a simple copy/paste from another website.
EEPROM is a type of non-volatile memory.
When programming an EEPROM chip, is this called flashing? or burning?
Pick your poison, flashing, burning, writing, the end result is that you now have data on the chip.
What is mostly in EEPROM files? just binary code ? hex file code?
This shows that you have no idea what EEPROM is... but I can tell you a lot of the EEPROM currently in my home currently store a file system and a few binary files. as well as some text and audio.
What have you guys seen EEPROM chips used for?
Numerous applications that require non-volatile memory
what would the files have on them to download onto an EEPROM chip?
This makes no sense... why would a file need to have something on or in it to be stored on EEPROM?
I'm sure you have seen many circuits that use EEPROM chips, what files do you think were on an EEPROM chip?
Binary, Hex, Text, Audio, Video, etc... depends what it is used for.
What did the files have on them you think? just to store memory data or pre-stored memory data?
Please explain what memory data or pre-stored memory data is... ?
Does this help make it clear?
Not really... you just asked some more odd questions that show a lack of required knowlege.
You should not be asking about such complex items if you do not understand the basics.
If you ignore any of the questions I have posted, I will take that as a sign that you do not read the replies, and I will no longer reply to you.