Closed onetrev closed 1 year ago
@onetrev :
Thanks for the quick follow up! Facepalm for me🤦. I was in a hurry and just used Windows Explorer. And I forgot about the 32GB limit so it was formatted as exFAT
. Usually that works for most things but apparently AAOS is picky.
So good news after actually formatting it was FAT32 the device is recognised and all is good🎉.
Except... I did notice an odd new tiny issue. I can no longer Delete Databases
now with this device. When I select that option it opens up with no database to select so hitting the Okay / Yes button does nothing. Before I changed USB devices there used to be a db with a date and such you could select. So for now the only way for delete the database is to uninstall AudioWagon.
I can create a new issue for this if you want, or we can just leave it as it's very minor? Cheers!
Except... I did notice an odd new tiny issue. I can no longer
Delete Databases
now with this device. When I select that option it opens up with no database to select so hitting the Okay / Yes button does nothing. Before I changed USB devices there used to be a db with a date and such you could select.
Did you make sure to eject the USB device before trying that? A database that is currently in-use can not be deleted.
Ugh. Whoops. No. Makes total sense I should know better being a web dev. Double facepalm. 🤦 Or to misquote a great line from Star Trek 4, "double dumbass on me". Thank you! And I'll be making two 'good cause' donations now. :)
Describe the issue I just tried plugging in my new Samsung 64GB Flash Drive and now I get this message:
USB: no supported filesystem
. It used to work fine with my old SanDisk Type-C flash drive. :(To Reproduce Steps to reproduce the problematic behavior:
Also, in the AudioWagon settings it says: "Not compatible: Please formate USB using FAT32 filesystem". Which is frustrating since I did just format it with FAT32. Twice just for good meassure.
Expected behavior
AudioWagon version 2.4.7
Car version Version 2.10 for XC40 (2023)
Logfiles I'd love to provide a log file, but AudioWagon seemingly can't write to this device at all. Please let me know though if I can do anything to troubleshoot this. Hopefully it's not the same problem as this issue. It sounds similar but the message is different so I have hope...
Note, these are the details Windows provides me for the device I'm trying to use: