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6th May 2008

iFlash Compact Flash Compatibility - Help Needed…

As my iFlash iPod Compact Flash adapter has grown in popularity - so has the problem of Compact Flash card compatibility.

To aid current and new owners of CF iPods, I have decided to compile a list of working and non-working CF cards.

Can you please contact me or leave a comment with the details of the CF cards you have used and if they worked or not.

I will need the manufacturer, model, capacity, and your experience with the card.

Example:  Transcend 133x 16Gb - works fine.

Thank you in advance.

 

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There are currently 6 responses to “iFlash Compact Flash Compatibility - Help Needed…”

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  1. 1 On May 7th, 2008, kc said:

    A-Data Speedy 16GB - Works fine

  2. 2 On May 7th, 2008, Tarkan said:

    Thanks kc and the other people who have contacted me directly.

    Seems like people have generally gravitated to similiar cards.

    Working cards:-

    A-Data Speedy 16Gb
    A-Data Speedy 32Gb
    Peak Technology 16Gb
    Samsung OEM 150x (ebay) 32Gb
    Sandisk Ultra II (all capacities)
    Sandisk Extreme III (all capacities)
    Topram (ebay) 32Gb
    Transcend 133x 8Gb
    Transcend 133x 16Gb
    Transcend 133x 32Gb

    Known not to work:-
    Hama 2Gb
    Samsung OEM 280x (ebay) 4Gb
    Samsung OEM 280x (ebay) 8Gb
    Samsung OEM 280x (ebay) 16Gb
    Topram (ebay) 16Gb

    Quick note about the cheap generic cards found on ebay - it seems they have serious quality control issues, some of these cards work and some don’t. Even if the cards seems to work ok in a card reader it does not mean it will ok in the iPod. That is the risk with these cheap unbranded cards.

    Once I have gathered more data - I will put up a compatibility page as a reference point.

    Thank you and keep the card information coming…

  3. 3 On May 9th, 2008, kc said:

    another thing to think about is the filesystem used. i’ve been using the “mac” filesystem on my ipod, and already i’ve had the data corrupted. it only happened once so far… i’ll keep you updated if it happens again.

  4. 4 On May 10th, 2008, Tarkan said:

    I would not think the filesystem should matter. My 32Gb A-Data test iPod has been flawless for the last 3 months, I am however using Windows format.

  5. 5 On May 10th, 2008, kc said:

    i’m going to try to format my ipod for windows usage (fat32), and then sync it through mac (my primary OS). well let you know in a few days if it is more stable.

    i’m also considering using an older firmware. a recurring theme in other people’s restore loop problem is that they’re using firmware 1.2.1 and later.

  6. 6 On May 11th, 2008, Tarkan said:

    Let me know how you get on. I would be interested to know if the filesystem does make a change!!

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