On Sat, Feb 4, 2012 at 21:24, Andrey Filippov
wrote:
> Sebastian,
>
> Let's hope that the new standard cards support DMA. Standard itself is not
> sufficient to find out if these cards will or will not work - as I described
> or prior experience, manufacturers of one of the most popular CF card
>
Sebastian,
Let's hope that the new standard cards support DMA. Standard itself is not
sufficient to find out if these cards will or will not work - as I
described or prior experience, manufacturers of one of the most popular CF
card controllers made it incorrectly respond about the capabilities. S
Thanks for the details, but CFAST is a completely new standard that
has little in common with CF cards and also requires totally different
adapters.
Regarding the UDMA work around hints: Could you help me collect all
information together we currently have about it (info from axis
developer, etc.)
Sebastian,
I just replied Carlos and wrote that the only problem with SATA devices was
with the old SSD made actually from the CF cards. Adapter is transparent,
so if the CF card does not work in the camera directly, it will not work
with the adapter. For slow applications it is possible to disa
Carlos,
>From you photos it does not look that any pins are broken, no pads from the
PCB are peeled off, so any computer/electronics repair shop (or hobbyist
with the fine parts soldering skills) can easily put the connector back.
SATA external disk - we did not have problems with any, except the
Carlos,
> So you are saying its posible to reuse the black conector soldering
> back to the 10369? wouldn't it be better to find a new black piece
> (from the diagram i supose its the one called J6 CF/HDD adapter) i
> mean because of the broken pins.
>
The pins looked fine on your P1110893-50q.j
Do you think that http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/CFast#CFast CFast Cards
could work with this adapter:
http://www.amazon.de/exec/obidos/ASIN/b003r4ifmg/geizhals1-21/ref=nosim?m=A3JWKAKR8XB7XF
connected to the Elphel camera over SATA.
To my understanding the card itself acts like a drive and needs no
hi oleg
Ok, i have removed the black piece from the 103692, now i see it like
in the wiki
So you are saying its posible to reuse the black conector soldering
back to the 10369? wouldn't it be better to find a new black piece
(from the diagram i supose its the one called J6 CF/HDD adapter) i
mean
