Flash card reader: write problem.... Archived from groups: alt.comp.hardware,alt.comp.periphs.dcameras () Hi everyones! Thanks to read. I've bought an internal Flash card reader/floppy drive combo that you can see here: I'm running it under Windows98SE...

I should mention that I have never been able to write or delete anything off this card using the card reader because it's write protected, yet I can write and delete off a Compact Flash card with the same reader no problem. Any help would be welcomed....

write, by at least a factor of two. >>>> XD cards are 32 meg, 512 meg, >> CF cards are 128 meg, 256 meg, 512 meg and 1 gig. >> In all cases, the XD card is less than half as fast to read and write to. >>>>>> In 'real life' unless doing a lot of...

the SD card reader and not the SD Card itself. When I plug in a separate SD card reader via USB, copying to/from the card works just fine. The problem only exists with the SD Card reader embedded in the notebook. 3) I have downloaded the SD Card Reader...

writes: > remember that edirol also has a new 2-channel box coming out - the R-1 That's out already. It's a no-sale for me because it has: - Mini phone jacks for inputs (and outputs) - Flash card memory rather than hard disk Otherwise, I really...

problem with my USB compact flash reader connected to my PC > (Flash-Link by New Media Technology, I think no longer in business). It > appears to have corrupted two of my Compact Flash cards. First one is > just an old 64mb. Computer can read and write...

USB 2.0 CF Card Reader write to a CF card? Specifically, say i plug the device into an USB port, can i copy files from my computer folders to CF storage space. In other word, from function perspective, is (CF card + card reader) equivalent to USB flash...

formatting from the Clie, and the copying with a card reader. It's faster. It's ok if you don't have a card reader, but if you do, use the card reader for the copying of files. -- Jeffrey Kaplan The from...

buy a just barely big enough Compact Flash card> now, and count on progress to help later. For me, a just barely big enough flash card would be enough to record over a whole weekend, perhaps 20 to 30 hours. > Kingston Elite Pro CF cards are an example...