issue with reading identification data
I have been using OSCAR successfully for many months, but a few days ago it stopped importing data from the SD card.
The debug log says
386154: Debug: Adding "NO NAME" on "/Volumes/NO NAME" to drivelist
386154: Debug: Drive list size: 1
386155: Debug: Found "ResMed" datacard at "/Volumes/NO NAME"
388256: Debug: Starting ResmedLoader::Open( with "/Volumes/NO NAME" )
388256: Debug: Failed to parse Identification file
388575: Debug: Finished Importing data -1
When I look at the files on the SD card, the identification files have not been changed in years.
Any ideas on how to resolve this?
Thanks
RE: issue with reading identification data
It may be that the card has failed in one of the blocks of the Identification file, without affecting the directory blocks. Try opening the file with a text editor like Notepad, and then copy it into a code block and post it here.
Or just get a new card.
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RE: issue with reading identification data
Using a new card didn't help.
Here is the code block
Code:
#IMF 0001
#VIR 0065
#RIR 0064
#PVR 0065
#PVD 001A
#CID CX036-009-013-026-101-100-101
#RID 000D
#VID 0009
#SRN 23192449158
#SID SX567-0401
#PNA AirCurve_10_VAuto
#PCD 37051
#PCB (90)R370-7518(91)T1(21)96097775
#MID 0024
#FGT 24_M36_V9
#BID SX577-0200
RE: issue with reading identification data
Based on your initial output, you seem to be using a Mac. They are notorious for changing security settings when they upgrade your system. I would validate that you can read the SD card outside the OSCAR app first. If so, make sure OSCAR has permission to read the SD card next.
- Red
RE: issue with reading identification data
That was it - thanks