"unidentified image" might be shown if you delete a jpeg file using CHDK, until you reboot.It could also be shown if there are CHDK raw files in the DCIM directory structure with certain combinations of prefix and extension, but if you have the raw directory set to A/RAW, I would expect them to be totally ignored by the canon firmware.What are the raw prefix and extension set to?Have you tried looking at the card in a card reader when the camera is showing this?
Sometimes, my camera gives me the "Unidentified image" error on the last image I took. In some cases, I can fix it by power cycling the camera, but sometimes it remains. Can CHDK be the reason for this behavior?
I also sometimes get the prompt of fixing the memory card when I insert it into my card reader.
How often do you get this? I'd try using the same card without loading CHDK for a while. If you do this, start with formatting the card in camera.
That sounds like filesystem corruption. CHDK should not cause something like this, unless it corrupts some memory that is used by the firmware's filesystem routines.
Conclusion? It seems that some cameras don't like gigabytes of RAW files on the card - perhaps it "confuses" the file system somehow, and then camera encounters errors.
Possible causes of your problem:- the camera (or card) has a hw problem- the firmware is corrupted (try dumping it and comparing it to the one in our repo)- RAM corruption caused by CHDK (directly or indirectly)
- What is the quickest (read: safest) way to dump a firmware? My camera came with 1.01a
Another question: If the camera is showing the error, does it keep showing after a reboot? If so, try rebooting without CHDK (unlock the card to prevent autoboot)
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