I've read that a possible solution can be just to uncheck read-only, while the card is in a card reader.
I'm concerned that unchecking read-only or all directories on the SD card might cause they system to reject/not-read it. since there is apparently a 'watermark' that the IPO system can look for and not find, if the card is formatted in Windows.
I'm concerned that even though this is not formatting, changing the read-only attribute withing windows might also affect the watermark/usability in the IPO system. I suspect there will be no problem, but I don't want to bet my job on that.
Can anyone please confirm whether unchecking read-only on an IP Office 500 MU-LAW SD card from Windows/a USB card reader, has ever caused a system to not work with the card thereafter, if no other changes/formatting was done?
Please reply as soon as possible. Thanks so much, Ralph.
Extra Details:
(no need to read below, if you can confirm that unchecking read-only on the SD system folder, all files and folders below it from Windows never causes rejection IP Office)
I've made a backup of the SD card, and have several backups of the system, but I don't have another official Avaya IP Office 500 MU-LAW SD card to restore it to, only a 2GB SanDisk one, which apparently will not work, at least not easily, due to the watermark, though I have seem some like that on ebay, so there must be a way to use them.
Even if I could get the SanDisk SD card to work, I had to exclude a few files from the copy I made onto it, from the live IPO SD card, due their not being enough space. I purposely got a 2GB SD card, because I wasn't sure if the main card could be a > 2GB (SDHC or SDXC) card.
This 2GB card doesn't fully fit everything that is on the original SD card. I had to exclude the files /system/primary/S9608_11HALBR6_2_2_09U_V452.bin, S9621_41HALBR6_2_1_19U_V452.tar, and S9621_41HALBR6_2_2_09U_V452.tar. I suspect that wouldn't be a problem, since I only have 9504 and 9508 phones, and no 9608 phones, but I don't know.
I've read on the forum that this read-only condition can happen to IPO 500 v2 SD cards, but we have several of them with version 8 or later and haven't seen it happen until now. Most of the posts mentioning the problem here seem to have occurred with older versions.
I'm concerned that unchecking read-only or all directories on the SD card might cause they system to reject/not-read it. since there is apparently a 'watermark' that the IPO system can look for and not find, if the card is formatted in Windows.
I'm concerned that even though this is not formatting, changing the read-only attribute withing windows might also affect the watermark/usability in the IPO system. I suspect there will be no problem, but I don't want to bet my job on that.
Can anyone please confirm whether unchecking read-only on an IP Office 500 MU-LAW SD card from Windows/a USB card reader, has ever caused a system to not work with the card thereafter, if no other changes/formatting was done?
Please reply as soon as possible. Thanks so much, Ralph.
Extra Details:
(no need to read below, if you can confirm that unchecking read-only on the SD system folder, all files and folders below it from Windows never causes rejection IP Office)
I've made a backup of the SD card, and have several backups of the system, but I don't have another official Avaya IP Office 500 MU-LAW SD card to restore it to, only a 2GB SanDisk one, which apparently will not work, at least not easily, due to the watermark, though I have seem some like that on ebay, so there must be a way to use them.
Even if I could get the SanDisk SD card to work, I had to exclude a few files from the copy I made onto it, from the live IPO SD card, due their not being enough space. I purposely got a 2GB SD card, because I wasn't sure if the main card could be a > 2GB (SDHC or SDXC) card.
This 2GB card doesn't fully fit everything that is on the original SD card. I had to exclude the files /system/primary/S9608_11HALBR6_2_2_09U_V452.bin, S9621_41HALBR6_2_1_19U_V452.tar, and S9621_41HALBR6_2_2_09U_V452.tar. I suspect that wouldn't be a problem, since I only have 9504 and 9508 phones, and no 9608 phones, but I don't know.
I've read on the forum that this read-only condition can happen to IPO 500 v2 SD cards, but we have several of them with version 8 or later and haven't seen it happen until now. Most of the posts mentioning the problem here seem to have occurred with older versions.