SD card in SDXC port

The information booklet, "Everything Mac", says that the SDXC port takes SD cards, but the computer doesn't recognize that anything is plugged in. Am I missing something?

Check if it is inserted all the way properly, check if the "lock" tab on the SD card (top left) is on. Card might be having formatting issues, run Disk Utility and see if the card at least shows up on the left pane.
SDXC slots accept ANY SD cards (sd/(micro/miniSD* w/adapter)/SDHC/SDXC), so you're not missing anything.

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In Finder you should see the card on the left under Devices, click the triangle with a line under it next to the name of the card. You can also right click it and choose Eject "Name of the card"

Hi, we have a G5 Blade server running OS X 10.5.8 with a dual Fibre Channel card. The OS does not read the card and cannot establish connection to the RAID controller. I have tried to move the card to another port with no luck. Ran all the updated softwar

Hi, we have a G5 Blade server running OS X 10.5.8 with adual Fibre Channel card. The OS does not read the card and cannot establishconnection to the RAID controller.
I have tried to move the card to another port with no luck.Ran all the updated software possible. Please can someone advice

Hi,
Was the card previously working in that machine? If it was and you have a G5 tower you could try the card in there. Here is a list of Apple fibre cards and cables which show what's compatible with what. http://support.apple.com/kb/HT1769
The card should appear in the System Profiler under Fibre Channel and PCI Cards.
All the best
Beatle

Problems configuring a port in niPXI-6509 card as input port using static DIO Register Level Programmer maual

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I am using a ni PXI-6509 card for my application. Since I have to compile my application in Interval Zero RTX, I am using the static DIO Register level programming using VISA. I have successfully configured the card to do output on port0. But when I attempt to comfigure another port1(not the same as output) I can successflly configure it. But when I send 5V through the corresponding pins I donot get a value 1 in the Data register for that channel.
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Hi Sathish,
Given how much blatant, undisclosed, and unrepentant
cross-posting [1] [2] [3] [4] [5] you've done to ask this question, I
gave you the benefit of the doubt that you were new to the NI forums
and didn't understand the etiquette of this community. However, looking
at your profile, you've been around just over 8 years! How can you be
so selfishly impolite?
To your credit, you at least searched the forums to find (somewhat) relevant to which topics to reply, but as you said you 'tried the entire NI Site', I'm surprised that you missed the DDK home page [6] that has a link to the M Series register map.
[1] Re: m series register programming in straight C
http://forums.ni.com/ni/board/message?board.id=90&message.id=1644#M1644
[2] Re: Problems configuring a port in niPXI-6509 card as input port using static DIO Register Level Programmer maual
http://forums.ni.com/ni/board/message?board.id=90&message.id=1645#M1645
[3] Re: Problem with writing to registers
http://forums.ni.com/ni/board/message?board.id=90&message.id=1646#M1646
[4] Re: Is there a Register Level Programming manual for NI 625x PXI
http://forums.ni.com/ni/board/message?board.id=270&message.id=7661#M7661
[5] Re: Where Can I find information about register level programming the PXI 6259?
http://forums.ni.com/ni/board/message?board.id=250&message.id=53551#M53551
[6] Register Level Programming for OEM Customers
http://digital.ni.com/express.nsf/bycode/exyv4w?opendocument
Joe Friedchicken
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How can collect the data from laptop sound card and serial port at the same time?

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TIA

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I've just installed a PCI card in my G5 in order to add more USB ports. When I started searching for one, i was surprised to see most had an internal port, I couldn't really see the use of that. A friend told me it can be used on PCs to plug an extension towards a free port in front of the main unit.
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Hi,
Im intending to buy a Macbook pro 15" and i wonder how can i use the SDXC to boot my future macbook.
I heard there is out there some cards to make it boot faster. I am not talking here about sd camera cards.
And do you think i made the right choice by choosing the 15" 2.2 ghz i7 ?
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fane_j wrote:
There's only one way to make your "mac faster and use it every day"—replace the internal disk drive with an SSD, or replace the internal SSD with a bigger and faster SSD.
Disk I/O has alwas been the main bottleneck of all computers. So you either make it occur faster or you reduce de times it needs to occur.
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Their price still needs to go down way more. The cost per MB of SSD-based storage is still vastly greater than that of HDDs. Yes, if you compute in extreme environments like karting down Baja or skydiving off the Himalayas, a ruggedized SSD is great, but most of us mortals live in the safe confines of a homey office.
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Hi
Before I decide to return my gfx-card to the store where I bought it I thought I'd ask you experts what you think of the problem. I would hate to get a new card back and still have "the problem". This is what happened...
Few days back decided to play some CounterStrike: Source, as I've done hundreds of times with this comp. and setup before. Suddenly my FPS drops to 5 and ping goes up to 600+. I checked Task-manager and CPU-usage was going from 20% to 99% with like 1 second intervals. Rebooted etc. and decided it was a problem with CS:s. I tried watching a movie and same thing happened (CPU going crazy and FPS dropping/topping all the time).
I then tried drivers, update MB etc. Nothing worked. So I put in my old GFX-card instead, a GF 4400 Ti, and everything worked like a charm! Video ran smooth and rames ran ok (obviously not as good as with the fx5700). I tried installing my FX5700 again, thinking it might have been a temporary thing, but the problem was/is still here.
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Sorry about the long post but I thought I'd give as much info as possible in my first post
and no, no overclocking of any kind have been done. I tried to downclock the 5700 Ultra but problem stayed the same.
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Thanks

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300W
+5V - 30A
+12V - 10A
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-12V - 0.8A
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+5V grnd - 2A
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