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2009-03-27
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#32
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BTW, the World Smallest Transflash TF / MicroSD USB 2.0 Card Reader Keychain I have here claims it needs 100mA and works when attached to N810 in usb host mode.
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2009-03-27
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#33
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Thats really interesting, especially in light of the previous couple of posts. My next question I guess is, if the readers can be made to work by turning off power management is there any reason not to? Also given that I have some experience of editing in command line which file(s) need editing to do it?
Thanks, you guys are as always amazing.
Thanks, you guys are as always amazing.
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2009-08-27
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Hey guys
I got an All-in-One card reader as recommended in this thread (http://www.dealextreme.com/details.dx/sku.7140).
Sure enough it works, sort of.
Succeed:
* Sony MMC Duo
* Sony MMC Duo via a standard converter
* Micro SD via an standard SD converter
Fails:
* SD card direct
* Sandisk MMC Duo
My goal is to back up photos from my camera while travelling so I figure this will be good enough.
I put in my MMC and copy the photos to my internal MicroSD card so I figure job done!
As a test I copy the files back to a MicroSD in the SD converter and then try to open them on Kubuntu and the images are damaged. The files seem to be corrupt and have lost the original dimensions and only render 1/3 of the pic.
I went back to the 810 and tried to open the same file and it detects as being corrupted.
Any ideas? Anyone seen or got past this?
I hope someone can help me as this is a big one for me.
Thanks in advance.
I got an All-in-One card reader as recommended in this thread (http://www.dealextreme.com/details.dx/sku.7140).
Sure enough it works, sort of.
Succeed:
* Sony MMC Duo
* Sony MMC Duo via a standard converter
* Micro SD via an standard SD converter
Fails:
* SD card direct
* Sandisk MMC Duo
My goal is to back up photos from my camera while travelling so I figure this will be good enough.
I put in my MMC and copy the photos to my internal MicroSD card so I figure job done!
As a test I copy the files back to a MicroSD in the SD converter and then try to open them on Kubuntu and the images are damaged. The files seem to be corrupt and have lost the original dimensions and only render 1/3 of the pic.
I went back to the 810 and tried to open the same file and it detects as being corrupted.
Any ideas? Anyone seen or got past this?
I hope someone can help me as this is a big one for me.
Thanks in advance.
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2009-08-27
, 21:04
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@ Fresno CA USA
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#35
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Originally Posted by andrewm
Was your SD card an SDHC over 2GB? If so that reader won't work. SD cards are backward compatible with SDHC readers but SDHC cards won't read in SD readers.
Hey guys
I got an All-in-One card reader as recommended in this thread (http://www.dealextreme.com/details.dx/sku.7140).
Sure enough it works, sort of.
Succeed:
* Sony MMC Duo
* Sony MMC Duo via a standard converter
* Micro SD via an standard SD converter
Fails:
* SD card direct
* Sandisk MMC Duo
My goal is to back up photos from my camera while travelling so I figure this will be good enough.
I put in my MMC and copy the photos to my internal MicroSD card so I figure job done!
As a test I copy the files back to a MicroSD in the SD converter and then try to open them on Kubuntu and the images are damaged. The files seem to be corrupt and have lost the original dimensions and only render 1/3 of the pic.
I went back to the 810 and tried to open the same file and it detects as being corrupted.
Any ideas? Anyone seen or got past this?
I hope someone can help me as this is a big one for me.
Thanks in advance.
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Internet Coach & Writer
Maemo Mapper HowTo
Personal Blog -- 3 Joe's Blog
N810 -- 5.2010.33-1
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2009-09-04
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#36
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I tried using the usb converter that came with the card and that doesnt work either.
May be a lost dream this one
Also I took the SD card I had added to the device out to back up the files on my pc and the card is no longer recognised. I swear the n810 is cursed.
May be a lost dream this one
Also I took the SD card I had added to the device out to back up the files on my pc and the card is no longer recognised. I swear the n810 is cursed.
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2009-09-05
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#37
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Do you have a digital camera that takes that SD cards (use an adapter)? Reformat card with that. After that, GParted (Linux x86) should be able to read it. Format as ext3 and you should be fine after that. Obviously formatting will loose your files. If there is anything on there you want, try using testdisk (Linux x86).
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2009-09-05
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@ Fresno CA USA
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Originally Posted by linuxeventually
NOTE: If you format as EXT3 the SD card won't work in cameras, MP3s and Windows computers.
Do you have a digital camera that takes that SD cards (use an adapter)? Reformat card with that. After that, GParted (Linux x86) should be able to read it. Format as ext3 and you should be fine after that. Obviously formatting will loose your files. If there is anything on there you want, try using testdisk (Linux x86).
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George Fragos
Internet Coach & Writer
Maemo Mapper HowTo
Personal Blog -- 3 Joe's Blog
N810 -- 5.2010.33-1
George Fragos
Internet Coach & Writer
Maemo Mapper HowTo
Personal Blog -- 3 Joe's Blog
N810 -- 5.2010.33-1
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2009-09-05
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#39
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The point of the camera is because it formats cards more low-level than Windows/Linux/etc. because a desktop OS wants to mount the partitions first. Yes you could use fdisk or whatever, but the camera is guaranteed to work and takes like 5 seconds to format.
I think it's reasonable to assume the card the OP is using is "dedicated" for the NIT. Yes obviously backups would be nice.
And http://www.fs-driver.org/ for Windows.
I think it's reasonable to assume the card the OP is using is "dedicated" for the NIT. Yes obviously backups would be nice.
And http://www.fs-driver.org/ for Windows.
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2009-12-10
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@ CA
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hey guys,
i picked up the following reader from fry's, and is fast and has successfully been tested with a 16gb sdhc card and a 4gb memory stick duo card.
http://www.frys.com/product/5265727?...H:MAIN_RSLT_PG
H.
i picked up the following reader from fry's, and is fast and has successfully been tested with a 16gb sdhc card and a 4gb memory stick duo card.
http://www.frys.com/product/5265727?...H:MAIN_RSLT_PG
H.
From http://www.transcendusa.com/support/...S16GUSDHC6.pdf :
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