Date: Sun, 15 Sep 2002 16:47:02 +0100 (BST)
From: Jonathan Lozinski <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
| I have a funnny problem with my SanDisk Compact Flash read/writer.
|
| Files it writes under Linux fine, and those files are readable by most
| devices, and windows can read them also.
|
| The thing is using my MP3 Player it is not able to play files when a
| file has been added to it using linux.. remove that file and all is
| well.
|
| There must be some information which windows adds which the usb-storage
| does not.  As far as I can tell the files are added are played in the
| order they are copied under windows...
|
| Does anyone have any idea what's up?
|
| Do I need something more for better FAT12 writing?
|
| I am stumped pretty big by this one..  The files are there, there just
| must be some fat info missing which my MP3 player needs...

Maybe I'm wrong, but I don't see this as a USB storage or
SanDisk CF problem, but some kind of filesystem problem.

I was able to reproduce some parts of this problem.
I wrote an mp3 file to a CF and tried to play it.
The CF already had 1 mp3 file on it and I added 1 more.
The MP3 player (MoveMan) would only play the first mp3 file
(written on a Windows system).  It ignored the second mp3
file (written by Linux).

My CF reader/writer is also SanDisk, but I don't see how that
could figure into the problem.  I suspect filesystem data
structures, and I'll try to look into it more.

Andries, do you have any ideas about this one?

-- 
~Randy
"Linux is not a research project. Never was, never will be."
  -- Linus, 2002-09-02



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