The camera that I am working with is a Canon SX210 IS, a camera that is pre-2011 and thus must boot from FAT16, requiring partitioning for large (>4GB) cards.When I try to use CHDK (started via firmware update) to set up a 2-partition SD card (I'm using a Lexar 16GB SD card here), it automatically makes the boot partition 2MB and unformatted. After formatting that partition with FAT, I am shocked to find that CHDK does not fit on the partition that CHDK created for this purpose. What do I need to do?
Well, first of all, a current 1.5.0 build of CHDK needs about 2.6M of space (2,592,000 bytes). I'm a little surprise that CHDK only created a 2MB partition - that's a bug if so.
The boot partition only needs to have the diskboot.bin, all the supporting files need to be on the other partition. So technically, 2MB is enough,
but I'd agree it's a bit silly to make it 2MB when it only applies to cards > 4GB. The partitioning option is hacky even by CHDK standards, I've always stayed away from it and avoided recommending it.
Doh. I knew that. Really I did.
Quote from: waterwingz on 15 / March / 2017, 21:51:33Doh. I knew that. Really I did.I almost posted a completely different reply before I remembered that
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