Am 22.12.2011 um 19:00 schrieb Shamus Rask: > I just cloned my working CF card (Lexar 4GB Platinum II 80x) to one of my > newer CF cards (Lexar 4GB ????) with the following: > imac:~ shamus$ dd if=/dev/disk2 of=/dev/disk1 > dd: /dev/disk2: Device not configured > 6061608+0 records in > 6061608+0 records out > 3103543296 bytes transferred in 1909.268174 secs (1625515 bytes/sec) > > On testing the clone, I was able to get past the syslinux and runnix prompts, > but it never succesfully booted. > > What I've found is that the problem has reoccured with the cloned card > running the "good" copy--from this I can only assume it is the card type and > nothing to do with Syslinux or runnix! Does it make sense that a newer, > faster card would work slower? Is there anyway from the CLI that I can probe > a card to find out more detailed information that would allow me to discern > between the two types? > > I should have done this test earlier... sorry!!! > > cheers... and apologies, > Shamus
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