Hi Ray,
It sounds like maybe the card lock detect switch in the SD socket has
developed an issue. All versions of NADSBox firmware have some hidden
commands, and the most recent versions have a command to disable the
write protect switch. I don't recall if firmware version 1.08 has the
command or not. Regardless, you can always update your firmware to the
latest version and issue the command to disable the write protect switch.
Email me off-list with the serial number of your NADSBox and I will
provide instructions to disable WP switch.
Ken
On 12/13/15 5:43 PM, Ray Lopez wrote:
Hi folks,
I'm having a weird problem with my NADS box, and would appreciate any
help.
Setup:
1. T102 running REX and TS-DOS
2. NADS box with firmware version 1.08, BIOS Version 2, HW Version 1
3. Various SD cards, 2 GB, 4 GB, and 8 GB, FAT32 partition, formatted
with mkfs.vfat on a Linux system.
Problem:
With the setup described above, I can read the files and directories
on any of the SD cards just fine.
But when I try to either write to the card using TS-DOS, or doing a
"copy con" or "copy conb" through the NADS command line, I get an
error that the card is locked/write protected, even though it isn't.
The little slider on the side of the SD cards is NOT in the "LOCK"
position. I even tried moving it to the LOCK position, and that
didn't help.
I can't figure out what's going on. Any help would be appreciated.
Thanks!
RL
