File Transfers with CFExpress Cards

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3-5 days
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20/100
Issue type
Bug
Clarity
Needs clarification
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Stale
Tech stack
linux

Research direction

Start with the reported rsync command and reproduce the transfer from the CFExpress card to the SSD. Compare the failing transfer with the working SD and XQD transfers, and collect the relevant kernel and storage error output. Done means identifying whether the I/O error is caused by the kernel, card reader, media, or SSD, with enough evidence for a targeted fix or report.

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Description

Hi All,

I am trying to use Raspberry as a file transfer/back device.

I have SD cards, XQD cards and I am looking to transfer the files from XQD, SD Cards to SSD.

It's working fine, but recently I started using CFExpress card.

So when I try to do file transfer between CFExpress Cards and SSD I am getting I/O errors

Below is the error:-
rsync: close failed on "/BlueSSD/PhotographyTrips/StGeorge3/01morning/20Mar2021_Time_22_11_PM/101NZ602/.KR6_4049.NEF.IUoSaY": Input/output error (5)
rsync error: error in file IO (code 11) at receiver.c(853) [receiver=3.1.3]
“The command rsync -av /Z6II/DCIM/ /BlueSSD/PhotographyTrips/StGeorge3/01morning/20Mar2021_Time_22_11_PM/ failed”

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