[milestone311] Re: New Firmware on the way
- From: Troy Hergert <thergert@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- To: milestone311@xxxxxxxxxxxxx,<milestone311@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Wed, 31 May 2006 09:25:25 -0500
Hi Stephen and all,
Here's an update on my memory card issue.
First, glad to hear about the firmware solution coming soon.
I took a chance and formatted the memory card at the command prompt
forcing it to plain fat file system. This allowd me to record to the card
finally. I have a few strange behaviors with certain files that don't let
me fast forward through them. But overall it appears to be working a bit
better. I'm sure it belongs in fat32 mode for best performance, but fat is
working at least til the firmware upgrade arrives.
Thanks much.
At 09:22 AM 5/31/2006, Stephen Guerra wrote:
>Good morning to all--
>
>Troy, a member of the Badger Association ordered a Transcender-Toshiba
>memory card, 4 Gig in size.
>He and I spoke and was having problems with recording to the card.
>
>Troy, delightful news!
>The problem has been isolated and a firmware release which will be out
>hopefully by mid June will resolve the issue you were having.
>
>Problem:
>That huge cards are organized with more clusters than Milestone
>expected. The developers now implemented a concept that deals with any
>size of cards.
>
>
>So, upon receipt of the firmware, I will notify all those MileStone311
>users and send the file to you with corresponding instructions on its
>installation.
>
>Thanks again Troy, and hope all of you are enjoying your MileStone311.
>
>Stephen A. Guerra
>Assistive Technology Specialist
>Independent Living Aids
>200 Robbins Lane
>Jericho, NY 11753
>E-Mail: can-do@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
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>
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