From: Andrew J. <an...@ap...> - 2001-04-26 15:55:46
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Tony Lindgren wrote: > > I managed to break the little plastic spring that toggles that switch when > opening the CF card door. So I took out the door altogether, and stuffed > some rolled up paper there to keep the switch jammed in all the time. This > actually saves about 1 sec per flip not having to open the door :) But if > the CF card relies on that for the change detection, I guess I need to fix > that eventually :( If you plan to change CF cards yes, but if you only ever use one maybe it doesn't matter... > Hopefully the door open switch is just used as an early warning to > unmount the CF card cleanly, and there's some other media detection > interrupt... Under EPOC at least the answer is definitely no - there was a report from a guy on comp.sys.psion.misc just the other day who was having all kinds of problems in EPOC when switching between two CF cards. I suggested that his door switch was broken and he admitted that his door had broken off some time back, but that he'd only just got a second CF card and only just noticed funny behaviour. With a broken switch you'll probably have to hard reset EPOC every time you change the disk or risk FAT corruption and possible loss of data. - Andrew -- Every great idea appears crazy to start with. |