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Compact flash cards issues may cause high CPU activity
You do realize, that most flash devices (Compact flash, USB thumb drive, Digital Cameras) use FAT32 for their filesystem because it is the most compatible (between mac, windows and linux). So unless you have reformatted the disk using Disk Utility, it is still going to be FAT32. I have yet to have heard of a digital camera that didn't use FAT32, and when inserting a different filesystem (HFS, NTFS) the camera would refuse to work because it could not understand what was on the memory card, and therefore not be able to save the images to the flash disk. |
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