25 Apr
2013
25 Apr
'13
8:08 p.m.
Recently the micro SD card in my Samsung Galaxy S3 stopped working. As I
wasn't sure whether the card or the phone was broken I tried connecting it to
my Thinkpad T61 running Debian/Unstable. It gave the following log entries
when I inserted the card (in a holder to make it fit the full size SD socket in
the Thinkpad). Is this proof that the micro SD card is broken?
I will of course try other cards in the phone (which needs more storage) and
try the card in another phone (it probably has data I want to keep). But I
lack enough hardware to be sure that there isn't some strange partial
compatability issue.
Apr 25 20:03:30 linux kernel: [ 599.446191] mmc0: error -110 whilst
initialising SD card
Apr 25 20:03:30 linux kernel: [ 599.449766] sdhci-pci 0000:15:00.2: Will use
DMA mode even though HW doesn't fully claim to support it.
Apr 25 20:03:30 linux kernel: [ 599.514728] sdhci-pci 0000:15:00.2: Will use
DMA mode even though HW doesn't fully claim to support it.
Apr 25 20:03:30 linux kernel: [ 599.584550] sdhci-pci 0000:15:00.2: Will use
DMA mode even though HW doesn't fully claim to support it.
Apr 25 20:03:30 linux kernel: [ 599.659497] sdhci-pci 0000:15:00.2: Will use
DMA mode even though HW doesn't fully claim to support it.
As an aside, where can I get a cheap micro SD card?
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25 Apr
8:33 p.m.
On Thu, 25 Apr 2013 08:08:20 PM Russell Coker wrote:
As an aside, where can I get a cheap micro SD card?
I got some from www.crazyshopping.com.au two years ago:
Order date: 07-08-2012 14:05:07
SKU: SKU16242
Product: SanDisk 32GB Micro SDHC Card with Adaptor -
Class 4 - Retail Package
Quantity: 5
Item price: AUD 23.95
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26 Apr
26 Apr
12:02 a.m.
Russell Coker <russell(a)coker.com.au> writes:
As an aside, where can I get a cheap micro SD card?
Everywhere? They're as ubiquitous and cheap as USB keys.
I got my last one from officeworks, purely because they were just down
the road. I probably paid about 20% extra compared to MSY, but that's
still only $5, so who gives a toss?
$ msy | foldr grep -i -- 16g 'micro.*sd\|usb' | sort -nk2 -t'|'
Sandisk 16GB Genuine USB2.0 Flash Pen Disk Drive C Genuine Retail |10
Patriot 16GB LifeStyleSwing USB2.0 Flash Pen Disk Drive C Genuine Retail|11
Kingston 16GB Flas Drive Micro Secure Digital Card (Micro-SDHC) C |12
Kingston 16GB USB2.0 DataTraveller Flash Pen Disk Drive C Genuine Retail|12
Sandisk 16GB Genuine Micro-SDHC MicroSDHC C Genuine Retail Packing|13
Kingston 16GB Class10 Micro SD (SDHC) C Genuine Retail Packing |15
Kingston KINDT111/16GB 16G USB3.0 Flash Pen Drive |15
Patriot 16GB Class10 Micro SDHC-Flash Drive Secure Digital Card-Genuine |15
Patriot PSF16GSPUSB Supersonic PULSE 16GB USB3.0 Flash Pen Drive |15
Patriot PSF16GLSEL3USB LifeStyle ELEMENT 16GB USB3.0 Flash Pen Drive |18
16G Sandisk ULTRA MicroSD Class 10 SDSDQUA-016G |19
Sandisk EXTREME SDCZ80-016G-XQ46 16GB USB3.0 Flash Pen Drive |19
16G Samsung MicroSD PLUS UHS-I Class 10 - MB-MPAGC/CN (up to 48MB/s) |22
Patriot 16GB Supersonic Boost XT USB3.0 Daul Channel USB3.0 Flash Pen |22
16G Samsung MicroSD PRO UHS-I Class 10 - MB-MGAGB/CN (up to 70MB/s read,|31
8:53 a.m.
I had an SD card that I permanently broke by putting it in the wrong
slot of a multislot USB reader! I just got lots of
messages about the device not responding to requests. Just tried it
now with a Wheezy (3.2) kernel and it isn't even seen.
Also I would suggest for a camera (or camera phone) you get a high
class (10+?) rated u-SD otherwise saving pictures can be annoying slow
(at least a few years ago - almost unbearably).
Andrew
On 26 April 2013 00:02, Trent W. Buck <trentbuck(a)gmail.com> wrote:
Russell Coker <russell(a)coker.com.au> writes:
As an aside, where can I get a cheap micro SD
card?
Everywhere? They're as ubiquitous and cheap as USB keys.
I got my last one from officeworks, purely because they were just down
the road. I probably paid about 20% extra compared to MSY, but that's
still only $5, so who gives a toss?
$ msy | foldr grep -i -- 16g 'micro.*sd\|usb' | sort -nk2 -t'|'
Sandisk 16GB Genuine USB2.0 Flash Pen Disk Drive C Genuine Retail |10
Patriot 16GB LifeStyleSwing USB2.0 Flash Pen Disk Drive C Genuine Retail|11
Kingston 16GB Flas Drive Micro Secure Digital Card (Micro-SDHC) C |12
Kingston 16GB USB2.0 DataTraveller Flash Pen Disk Drive C Genuine Retail|12
Sandisk 16GB Genuine Micro-SDHC MicroSDHC C Genuine Retail Packing|13
Kingston 16GB Class10 Micro SD (SDHC) C Genuine Retail Packing |15
Kingston KINDT111/16GB 16G USB3.0 Flash Pen Drive |15
Patriot 16GB Class10 Micro SDHC-Flash Drive Secure Digital Card-Genuine |15
Patriot PSF16GSPUSB Supersonic PULSE 16GB USB3.0 Flash Pen Drive |15
Patriot PSF16GLSEL3USB LifeStyle ELEMENT 16GB USB3.0 Flash Pen Drive |18
16G Sandisk ULTRA MicroSD Class 10 SDSDQUA-016G |19
Sandisk EXTREME SDCZ80-016G-XQ46 16GB USB3.0 Flash Pen Drive |19
16G Samsung MicroSD PLUS UHS-I Class 10 - MB-MPAGC/CN (up to 48MB/s) |22
Patriot 16GB Supersonic Boost XT USB3.0 Daul Channel USB3.0 Flash Pen |22
16G Samsung MicroSD PRO UHS-I Class 10 - MB-MGAGB/CN (up to 70MB/s read,|31
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Hi,
On 26 April 2013 00:02, Trent W. Buck <trentbuck(a)gmail.com> wrote:
...
...
$ msy | foldr grep -i -- 16g 'micro.*sd\|usb'
| sort -nk2 -t'|'
Sandisk 16GB Genuine USB2.0 Flash Pen Disk Drive C Genuine Retail |10
Patriot 16GB LifeStyleSwing USB2.0 Flash Pen Disk Drive C Genuine Retail|11
Kingston 16GB Flas Drive Micro Secure Digital Card (Micro-SDHC) C |12
...
What / where are these 'msy' and 'foldr' commands?
They look useful.
Thanks,
John
10:34 a.m.
John Mann <john.mann(a)monash.edu> writes:
Hi,
On 26 April 2013 00:02, Trent W. Buck <trentbuck(a)gmail.com> wrote:
http://cyber.com.au/~twb/.bin/msy
http://cyber.com.au/~twb/.bin/foldr
But I use map far more than foldr.
(Also I cheated, since msy in the example above secretly includes
LC_ALL=C w3m -dump msy.html | sed 's/^.//;s/.$//')
...
...
$ msy | foldr grep -i -- 16g
'micro.*sd\|usb' | sort -nk2 -t'|'
Sandisk 16GB Genuine USB2.0 Flash Pen Disk Drive C Genuine Retail |10
Patriot 16GB LifeStyleSwing USB2.0 Flash Pen Disk Drive C Genuine Retail|11
Kingston 16GB Flas Drive Micro Secure Digital Card (Micro-SDHC) C |12
...
What / where are these 'msy' and 'foldr' commands?
They look useful.
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