Hello ramshorst
use a small SD Card 128 MB, format the SD card in FAT not FAT32
Hello all.
I have similar problem with checksum error but on different device - route66 chicago. This is similar to medions, racs and other popular devices. Whatever I'll do: small or big cards, fat16, fat32, vfat - always one message - checksum error. I know there is a few ways to count checksum - from the whole file or minus last four bits, but both didn't work.
Any ideas what's wrong?
Hi and welcome here on board!
Are you sure that your PNA is flashable with the Medion-Images? If so, try to transfer the files one after each other (separately) to the SD.
I would swear this is one common board with other specific models.
OK, it's on your own risk! :)) If you are still faced with the 'checksum error', try smaller cards (<= 256MB), always formatted in FAT/FAT16.
Hi Ralf
Nun ist mein englisch nicht so gut, eher mies. Aber das was ich verstanden habe, dass er ein Chikago umflashen will. Da gab es aber schon mehrere unglückliche Versuche siehe hier
Ja, schau'n mer mal. Er hatte im Vorfeld ja eh schon angefangen, zu flashen.
I do have sd card 128MB, and whatever I'll try to do, this is neverending story - checksum error.
I don't care what can be happen if there will be wrong flash, let's say I'm doing this is for learning purposes 
And this is curious - on one image (I do have a few ;)) when I try flash it, it says that checksum is correct, but unknown image. So I think there is some trick with checksum.
Zitat von rysiontkoI don't care what can be happen if there will be wrong flash, let's say I'm doing this is for learning purposes
After your severals tries it seems to be.
ZitatAnd this is curious - on one image (I do have a few ;)) when I try flash it, it says that checksum is correct, but unknown image. So I think there is some trick with checksum.
No, I think you're running into a plausi check which can't get solved/overruled. Forget the Medion ones they won't fit on your PNA.
