Ashkan :Verfied:

@vsh @sounddrill
notepad is a windows app!

@kuneho @pmk
I totally get it! Although I’m a few months a head of you. No more Windows for me. I used to run both using dual boot but after a while I got more and more into linux and learned to use it correctly. Then I realized there is much to control by yourself in a system rather than let windows to do it.
Just don’t give up on Linux and try lot’s of distros to find the best you need. I recommend Arch Or Debian 11. Debian 12 is still not a debian-standard distro in my experience.

@BentiGorlich
have you tried fat32 instead?

@BentiGorlich
It’s a bit weird, it looks like the output of fdisk -l /dev/sdg indicates that your SD card is formatted with an HPFS/NTFS/exFAT file system, which is not the typical format for camera SD cards. Camera SD cards are usually formatted as FAT32 or exFAT.
I recommend that you backup everything on that sd card and reformat it to exfat or fat32 yourself on a linux system.

@BentiGorlich
Check for Errors: Run a file system check on the exFAT partition to identify and repair any potential filesystem errors.

$ fsck.exfat -y /dev/sdg1

Try mounting the SDcard with different mount options. Create a directory where you want to mount the card, and then use the mount command with specific options. For example:

$ sudo mount -t exfat -o ro,umask=000 /dev/sdg1 /mnt/sdcard

This mounts the SD card as read-only (ro) with a more permissive umask. Adjust the options as needed

@BentiGorlich please post the output of the following command:
df -T

@BentiGorlich @dueuwuje try fdisk -l

@dingdongitsabear

@Sh1nyM3t4l4ss

I believe Macbooks have higher battery capacity. Don’t they?