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Thanks, Andy!
So far, the way which works easiest is to plug the USB card reader in a 
Windows machine, enable sharing, connect from eCS via Ethernet and 
access the files this way. Maybe not very elegant, but the other way 
I'll never be able to read cards that have been formatted in the camera.
I have several Nikon cameras, and they all use SD cards and create a 
camera-specific directory structure during formatting or on first use. 
Each camera can only see its own pictures on that card. Windows (FCW) 
indicates that 1 and 2 GB cards are FAT and 4 GB cards are FAT32. No 
clue whether this is "pure" FAT/FAT32 or something like what Kris 
suspects. But since eCS has absolutely no problem with 2 GB cards, I 
assume it is "normal" FAT. To my astonishment, PMView even creates 
thumbnail pictures _on the FAT card_ - I had always thought that was 
HPFS specific because they were stored in extended attributes.
I guess I have to live with eCS not being able to read customary 
camera-formatted memory cards > 2 GB.
Thanks again and best regards,
Stephan

Andy Willis wrote:
> Stephan Bucher wrote:
>> Thank you very much! As always, you have been helpful and very informative.
>> But still: why does eCS work with 2GB cards (which have been formatted
>> in the same camera)?
>> Thanks again.
>> Stephan
>>
> This is only speculation but it is possible that it is formatted Fat32
> if larger than 2GB but that it is done as a Large Floppy and not as
> partition-able media.  Currently only FAT16 can be accessed when the
> drive is formatted as large floppy (there have been reports of someone
> being able to access a FAT32 Large Floppy but I have not known anyone to
> reproduce the success as yet).  If this is indeed the case, then one
> possible workaround is to partition the card and format it with DFSee to
> Fat32 and then see if that helps.  I was successful with one camera to
> not only do that but to also delete the folder that the camera created
> to put its photos in and to recreate it as a light table.  Your level of
> success will be determined by the camera and if it needs anything
> proprietary as Kris mentioned and if to put that proprietary stuff on
> requires the camera to do its own format.
> Andy



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