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There was nothing wrong with the SD cards physically, they weren't formatted properly for the sound recording device. There was zero data loss, it was a data ac
by knaik94 7y ago
There was nothing wrong with the SD cards physically, they weren't formatted properly for the sound recording device. There was zero data loss, it was a data access issue. An initial format would have helped avoid the problem. I'm not sure the lesson you state is the lesson the author was trying to share.
- zenexer 7y agoThere’s a fairly good chance that the physical cards themselves were fake. That happens a lot on Amazon. Given that cards purchased from reputable manufacturers tend to be formatted without issue, it’s reasonable to guess that the real problem here is that those are counterfeit cards.
- londons_explore 7y agoAgreed. This was probably someone trying to tweak the fat32 header for better fake-ability, for example putting the sector maps elsewhere.
- speedgoose 7y agoIt could be for a example a 4gb SD card formatted as 32gb. Which is fine if you only use 300mb like he did.
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