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Date:	Fri, 2 Feb 2007 19:07:00 -0800
From:	"SYNass i-lists" <i-lists@synass.net >
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To:	scoug-help@scoug.com
Subject:	SCOUG-Help: Micro SD flash on BlackBerry

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Hello SCOUGians
Robert's answer (see marked with 2 stars) hits the problem exactly:

>In <20070202103506-47120-7@scoug.com>, on 02/02/07 =

> at 10:35 AM, "Robert Blair" said:
>
** >>It has more to do with the OS in device using the SD card than the
OS you
** >>use to read the SD card. Those small devices have a very limited
OS and
** >>I expect that it does not know what to do with file names that
contain
** >>embedded blanks.
>
>OK, but this is not unique. eCS needs to be able to deal with it. =

Other
>OSes do. BTW, the BlackBerry OS is not Windows based.
>
>-- =

>-----------------------------------------------------------
>"Mark Abramowitz"
>-----------------------------------------------------------

To work with my DigiCam's the media MUST be formatted with the DigiCam
!!!
The DigiCam format is more than formatting only: It also sets some
default =

directory used !!

Formatting it with OS/2 will not be successful ;-(
I forgot about my experiments with format and directory setup as =

done with the cam's original format & it's directory setup ;-((
Sorry ;-(((

If I am not mistaken: It may have to do with EA's !?

The media, formatted and used from the cam, was readable with OS/2 here
;-)

Cheers/2, svobi

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