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          Theo <theom+news@chiark.greenend.org.uk> wrote:

>stephen.hull@btinternet.com wrote:
>> I have DiscKnight V1.55 and just so I can try checking the SDcard what
>> do I type into DiscKnight for it to accept the SDcard? it appears to be
>> showing HostFS::DriveD.$ but what Drive number will it be as nothing I
>> type in is accepted?
>
>Are you on the Pi or on an emulator?  HostFS is an emulator thing.  Did you
>copy things from an emulator to the Pi perhaps?
>
>Theo

I am on a Pi 4 specifically the Fourtress with Ro5, I haven`t copied any
files from the SDcard.

HostFS::DriveD.$ is what DrivePop shows when the mini SDcard is in the
ScanDisk adapter.

I`ll wait to receive the new SDcard then all should work again on the
Ro5 side, just puzzled why I can`t read the SDcard with DiscKnight.


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