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Dreamshell and DC SD card reader: can't init file system - Locobox - 02.11.2011 14:04 Hi everyone! I get this message every time I try to access the SD card with Dreamshell: Can't init filesystem I have however loaded succesfully the SD card before, I made the adapter my self from the popular tutorials you can find on the web. So far this is what I have tried already: I have connected the serial SD card reader to 3 different Dreamcasts with the same results: Power on the console and instantly the LED on the card reader lights up (Weak light at this moment) the LED stays that way till the Dreamshell screen appears then it (The LED) emits a brighter light, flashes just 1 time and then never flashes again but stays brighter! at this moment the error message appears on screen Can't init filesystem From what I have seen before when everything was working fine (On this same card reader) I know that the LED must flash a lot of times to access the SD card, this won´t happen now! I've tried 4 different SD cards: Sd 1gb, sd 512mbs, sdhc 16gbs, sd 128mbs, these cards used to work fine with the DC card reader. I'm using Dreamshell 4.0b I´ve tried both versions (From CD and from SD Card) wont load any card. All the cards have been FAT32 formatted. I've checked the serial connector I made attached it to the Dreamcast serial port to see if there is any shorted pins or any continuity related problems, checked pin by pin all passed, te connection between the DC serial port and the serial connector is stable. I made 2 DC SD card readers to see if there was any problem with the first card reader I built, both card readers show the same behaviour. All SD cards works fine on my PC, I might be wronge but I think SD cards are the sort of device that works or don't so as I stated before I don't think the cards are the problem. Don't know what else to do, This adapter worked fine for a few days and suddenly won't load the SD card anymore! Here are some pics of my DC SD card reader (And my aweful soldering job): Any suggestions? Thanks in advance for any help on this matter. /Marc RE: Dreamshell and DC SD card reader: can't init file system - SWAT - 03.11.2011 07:15 Please give a photo of the all connections and wires. RE: Dreamshell and DC SD card reader: can't init file system - Locobox - 03.11.2011 08:51 Thanks for the quick response Swat here are some pics of the same circuit: I dont think the connectors are the problem since I tested them both for any continuity problems before assembly, both connectors the serial and the SD reader passed with no problems. What could be te problem here? RE: Dreamshell and DC SD card reader: can't init file system - SWAT - 03.11.2011 14:00 More photo full length wires with DC and SD. RE: Dreamshell and DC SD card reader: can't init file system - Locobox - 05.11.2011 14:40 Ok here are more pics: Thanks for your help. RE: Dreamshell and DC SD card reader: can't init file system - SWAT - 05.11.2011 19:07 On your DC works dctool serial? I thought you have long wires, but no. RE: Dreamshell and DC SD card reader: can't init file system - Locobox - 05.11.2011 23:11 Have not tried yet DCtool, but I know the connector is not the problem as I said before I have tested the connection for any continuity problems and seems ok. This worked before, what could it be? Thanks Swat for your response. RE: Dreamshell and DC SD card reader: can't init file system - SWAT - 06.11.2011 12:01 With the connector may be all good, but can you damaged the port itself... In any case, I do not know what else to advise you, if you said that all connections are made well. Check back again, but better do it all again. RE: Dreamshell and DC SD card reader: can't init file system - aldair - 03.02.2012 08:18 fusistor look at the photo that is open to use a multimeter test to check: http://i.imgur.com/JxIfP.jpg