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replaced FAT32+ with exFAT
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Neppomuk
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Are you sure that your SDXC card is not faulty? Before retrying, I would perform one or two tests on the card:

When there are no useful data on the card, format it (with a FAT32+an exFAT or NTFS file system) before use. Older cards sometimes have faulty file systems you can get rid of by re-formatting.

If this does not help (or itself creates error messages), I would use a testing tool like h2testw to dind out what's wrong.

Are you sure that your SDXC card is not faulty? Before retrying, I would perform one or two tests on the card:

When there are no useful data on the card, format it (with a FAT32+ or NTFS file system) before use. Older cards sometimes have faulty file systems you can get rid of by re-formatting.

If this does not help (or itself creates error messages), I would use a testing tool like h2testw to dind out what's wrong.

Are you sure that your SDXC card is not faulty? Before retrying, I would perform one or two tests on the card:

When there are no useful data on the card, format it (with an exFAT or NTFS file system) before use. Older cards sometimes have faulty file systems you can get rid of by re-formatting.

If this does not help (or itself creates error messages), I would use a testing tool like h2testw to dind out what's wrong.

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Neppomuk
Neppomuk
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Are you sure that your SDXC card is not faulty? Before retrying, I would perform one or two tests on the card:

When there are no useful data on the card, format it (with a FAT32+ or NTFS file system) before use. Older cards sometimes have faulty file systems you can get rid of by re-formatting.

If this does not help (or itself creates error messages), I would use a testing tool like h2testw to dind out what's wrong.