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lazyart 07-09-2012 09:48 AM

change read speed of SD-card / recover (hardware related) damaged SD-card
 
Hi,

I have an SD-card, which isn't readable anymore. Tried 2 winows PC and one Linux. On Linux the card get's at least recognized as mmcblk0, causing lots of error messages in /var/log/messages like buffer I/O error. The messages stopped after lots of screens full of errors. Then I tried to read it via 'dd' but that just stopped with copying 0 bytes. fdisk can't access the card.
I had the idea that maybe it'd be readable with reduced speed, since it must be a hardware problem. Is there any entry in /sys where I can change the read speed of an SD-card-reader?

jefro 07-09-2012 12:40 PM

No speed will not help.
Use testdisk and see what you can get.

Some OEM's of memory offer tools also. See if your brand does.

lazyart 07-09-2012 01:44 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by jefro (Post 4723093)
No speed will not help.
Use testdisk and see what you can get.

Some OEM's of memory offer tools also. See if your brand does.

thank you, tried "dd_rescue" read a few kilobytes, but stopped after 1MB. I'll look for something from OEM's.


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