11-06-2025, 11:03 AM
(11-06-2025, 10:41 AM)Cayenotie Wrote:(11-05-2025, 10:32 PM)XORadmin Wrote:(11-05-2025, 10:27 PM)Cayenotie Wrote: I first made sure to plug cables in away from the sd-card first ,. I will back up some data on one of my fpga sd cards and see if that works . then will get back to you . I was very careful plugging them in and swapping them about.
thanks
Paul
It's just something I assume in the first place since it happened more often (and lead to broken Sd cards).
It is also something I can't change due to the size limits, so it stays a possible issue.
However, check the FPGA cards and as long as they are formated to FAT32 it should be generally fine.
Ok , made a back-up of my fpga card , was too big to format to fat32, used cmd console , left it overnight , grrr stupid windows says too large to format this morning .
so I took original card and after several attempts Rufus could see the card, I run a format with check for bad , Rufus reports this .
128MB is defintey wrong and points to a bad SD card. You can try to format it again of course but if it doesn't show up as 32GB already then there is some low level stuff wrong and I don't know if that is possible to fix with common tools.
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