Rich,
No, size is not important. If her SD card
has that write-protect switch, then it might
have moved to write-protect mode. She needs
to switch back so it can be written.
----- Original Message -----
From: "Richard Ring"
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To: "Braillenote List"
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Date sent: Wed, 3 Jan 2007 16:27:21 -0600
Subject: [Braillenote] Two Gig SD Cards and
the BN
Greetings:
My fiancé received for a holiday gift a
Sandisk 2 gig SD card. Note that this
particular device can serve either as an SD
card or a USB thumb drive, because when you
unfold it, there is a tiny mechanism that can
fit perfectly into a USB port. However, when
the device is flat, it looks like any
ordinary SD card. She attempted to back up
files to this card, and received errors
indicating that the card could not be written
to. I have the same model only it is just
one gig and it works fine with the
Braillenote. Is there some kind of size
limit that we are unaware of?
Note that when used with a PC as a USB thumb
drive, it functions just fine.
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