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Re: [tlug] 2G SD Card Adventures on a Zaurus
>>>>> "Edward" == Edward Middleton <edward@example.com> writes:
Edward> Alain Hoang wrote:
>> Edward Middleton wrote:
>>
>>> Alain Hoang wrote:
>>>
>>>
>>> Which shop offered to let you try? The one I went to said they
>>> wouldn't.
>>>
>> DOS PARA (http://www.dospara.co.jp).
>>
Edward> I guess you were the second customer who had asked ;)
>>> I was hoping it was a driver problem. SD is a proprietary
>>> protocol so the drivers still have bugs. I have not had time
>>> to check but I
>>>
>> The Linux drivers for the sd card? The sd cards themselves? Or
>> the firmware driver on the sd card reader devices?
Edward> I was referring to the kernel driver, but if it is any of
Edward> the above then there is hope. If it turns out to be a
Edward> limitation of the hardware, then it will obviously never
Edward> work.
There may be hardware limits on the usage of 2GB SD-cards. E.G gumstix
are currently not able to address 2GB SD-cards because their hardware
doesn't support it, the same limitations should apply to older zaurus models.
For newer ones it may just be a driver problem.
see also
http://sourceforge.net/mailarchive/forum.php?thread_id=9315268&forum_id=38940
where David Farrell writes:
>There has been some discussions on
>the linux-arm-kernel list about 2GB
>SD cards with PXA255 designs. To sum
>up, it appears that the PXA255 MMC
>interface cannot support 1024 byte
>block sizes which cards >1GB seem to
>use. Refer to the linux-arm-kernel
>list "Re: PXA27x SD/MMC card CRC
>errors - only sometimes" thread.
>The PXA27X does not have the same
>limitation.
>David.
Marcus
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