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issue with reading identification data - thman - 03-01-2023 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 - pholynyk - 03-01-2023 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. RE: issue with reading identification data - thman - 03-04-2023 Using a new card didn't help. Here is the code block Code: #IMF 0001 RE: issue with reading identification data - Crimson Nape - 03-04-2023 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 - thman - 03-05-2023 That was it - thanks |