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Offline Matt_H

Re: PCMCIA Compact Flash
« Reply #14 from previous page: June 15, 2017, 12:00:41 AM »
Have you tried formatting CF0: from the Amiga? That should overcome any oddities with the formatting process on the PC. If the Amiga can't even detect the card ("no disk in device CF0:") then it's probably an incompatibility with that particular (brand of) card.
 

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Re: PCMCIA Compact Flash
« Reply #15 on: June 15, 2017, 01:03:45 AM »
I did. It failed.  :(

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Have you tried formatting CF0: from the Amiga? That should overcome any oddities with the formatting process on the PC. If the Amiga can't even detect the card ("no disk in device CF0:") then it's probably an incompatibility with that particular (brand of) card.
 

Offline pVC

Re: PCMCIA Compact Flash
« Reply #16 on: June 15, 2017, 06:20:25 AM »
I've also had problems mounting CF cards in PCMCIA adapter. I actually have one 512M card which works (can't remember its brand now, it was some "never heard" brand), but other tries have failed. Those other cards have worked fine internally on A1200 when formatted to Amiga format.

But one day I made a test and made an image of my working 512M card, and then I wrote it back to one 4GB Kingston card. To my surprise it worked that way. The 4GB card showed up as 512M, of course, but did work anyway. I still haven't made any further tests, but I think that indicates that there probably is a way to make those other cards to work, but is it a size issue or formatting issue or what?
Daily MorphOS user and Amiga active.