SD Card becomes unreadable after gcode upload attempt

dc42 · 22 Jul 2016, 21:57

That does sound very unfortunate. Did it happen spontaneously, or are you aware of anything that might have triggered it, such as a short in the wiring?

CodonExe · 22 Jul 2016, 22:03

I smelled the smoke and quickly unplugged it, I am looking through everything now to see if I can find what went wrong.

dc42 · 22 Jul 2016, 22:09

I'll talk to T3P3 about replacing your board and PanelDue. We'll probably want the Duet WiFi back to try to diagnose what went wrong, so please don't replace any parts or clean off any burn marks.

CodonExe · 22 Jul 2016, 23:56

Ok I wont, thanks for looking into that!

T3P3Tony · 23 Jul 2016, 07:26

We will sort out a replacement of both and as David said it will be good to get your original ones back to diagnose what happened.

CodonExe · 23 Jul 2016, 14:01

You guys are great! Thank you!

Zesty_Lykle · 19 Sept 2016, 07:03

Hmm, My SD card is also showing the problem that I cannot write a new file to it.
Previously, I could switch off and rebooted, and was able to get access to the files back, and write new ones.

But now it will no longer accept print files. I can print files already on there, but if I try to write a new file I loose file management on the SD card, I cannot see any of my previously uploaded files.
I had made a backup image, had to use another SD card and it works again, now with the new card.
Now I have no more TV (SD card used was for Kodi)

At least I can print.

I will try formatting the old card and reusing it, just to see what happens.

dc42 · 19 Sept 2016, 08:47

Before you reformat it, you could try putting it in a PC and running disk tools to see if the file system has become corrupted.

cap · 19 Sept 2016, 17:23

Anther sd card related question why are the boards shipped with a class 4 sd card is it worth the upgrade to class 10 are is the board limited to class 4 speeds also poeple ask for a sacred slot but I think a full size USB would be better for stick drives are full external hhd/ssd

dc42 · 19 Sept 2016, 18:14

The standard speed ratings are for writing data in the large chunks typical of a digital camera. In a 3D printer the chunks we can buffer up are much smaller, so Class 10 is not necessarily better than class 4 in this application. See http://forums.reprap.org/read.php?416,664836,664853#msg-664853.