alpha8200 Posted May 11, 2020 Posted May 11, 2020 I'm on firmware 2.7.0 I'm not sure why the the SD card keep getting corrupted. I have an 8 GB Micro SD formated via GUI. Should I use a bigger card like 64 GB or 128 GB ? Is there a specific format that I should format the card to prevent is corruption in the future ?
alpha8200 Posted May 11, 2020 Author Posted May 11, 2020 I'm trying to format via Advanced > USB & Storage > Take about 1 hr now on my (64 GB) card. I'm not sure what is going on at this point.
Aaron Outhier Posted May 13, 2020 Posted May 13, 2020 When the SD card gets corrupt, it seems it is best to scrub clean the SD card in another PC. 1st, power off the Nano, and remove the Micro-SD card. 2nd, insert the microSD card into a computer running Windows, macOS or Linux. 3rd, if you're running Windows grab and use the SD format tool (google it). ---OR--- if running macOS or Linux, find the device name, and issue the below command - WARNING! THIS COMMAND COMPLETELY OBLITERATE ALL DATA ON THE DEVICE YOU SPECIFY!! Be 100% sure you specify the correct device, and have backed-up any important data from it. You HAVE been warned!! dd if=/dev/zero of=[name of device] bs=4096 Obviously, replace [name of device] with the actual device name, which starts with /dev/ and varies from system to system. If you don't know the correct device, please ask, but specify the name and version of your Operating System. The command will take a while to complete, and you won't see any progress while it runs. Let it finish.
Aaron Outhier Posted May 13, 2020 Posted May 13, 2020 Oh, I forgot: 4th, put the SD card back into the Pineapple, and then try to format the card from the menu. Should work now. Cheers!
Lupin3000 Posted May 19, 2020 Posted May 19, 2020 I thought I have issues with (16 GB) till I realized that it take some time to load! After booting just wait a while (may turn of PineAP and so on). For me it takes around 4 - 5 minutes. You can proof via API or directly (after SSH into): root@Pineapple:~# ls -la /sd/ To see via UI may already installed modules, reload UI (http://<your IP>:1471).
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