Hi,
I had myself some days ago a defective card reader (USB3) resulting in corrupt files. With 2 different PCs. I tried then with this reader plugged into USB2 port and files were intact. I recommend to test the combination card - reader - cables - port. E.g. with h2testw.
https://www.heise.de/download/product/h2testw-50539
(I could only find german description)
BR, Micha.
> Hi Tobias, I copyed one image to windows using the SD card and then same
> image to linux with digikam using USB cable (PTP), then I copyed image in
> window to a pendrive and I used pendrive in linux.
> diff say "Los ficheros binarios Imágenes/Fotos/2018-05-17/IMG_0086.CR2 y
> /media/sergio/B618-8AF1/IMG_0086.CR2 son distintos" that is something like
> "binary files are differents"
That is both good and bad. The good part is that we know why the images don't
open on Linux, the bad part is that the files you transferred so far are
corrupt. The next step would be to find out why images transferred with
digikam are corrupted. I don't know digikam, but maybe it has some setting
that makes it add metadata to the raw files?
> window to a pendrive and I used pendrive in linux.
> diff say "Los ficheros binarios Imágenes/Fotos/2018-05-17/IMG_0086.CR2 y
> /media/sergio/B618-8AF1/IMG_0086.CR2 son distintos" that is something like
> "binary files are differents"
That is both good and bad. The good part is that we know why the images don't
open on Linux, the bad part is that the files you transferred so far are
corrupt. The next step would be to find out why images transferred with
digikam are corrupted. I don't know digikam, but maybe it has some setting
that makes it add metadata to the raw files?
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