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2008-11-01
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2008-11-01
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So why does it list a line saying external MMC card ext2 when I want it to list internal MMC, ext2 and ext3? And what can I do to fix that? I get offered internal flash, internal MMC partition 2 ext2, external MMC partition 2 ext2 (N/A),or power off. I used that internal.txt file I listed above.
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2008-11-02
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2008-11-02
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did everything accordingly... but when giving ./clone.sh as root is shows permission denied....OS2008 4.2008.30-2... can some1 plz help
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2008-11-07
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I've just run this on an N800 w 2008. AFAICT it worked just fine (I needed to run it twice) - Thanks!
I've got an 8G internal card, and set it up with a 4G FAT partition... only now I'm not sure how to get to that partition. I can see that it's a FAT16 on /dev/mmcblk0p1, but now what?
The file manager sees it as "Internal memory card" but cannot format it. Do I need to run makefs? Something else?
I'm hoping to have that 4G drive available via USB. Anything additional I need to to to make that happen?
Thanks, again...
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2008-11-07
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Filesystem Size Used Available Use% Mounted on /dev/mmcblk0p2 4.0M 2.2M 1.8M 54% /mnt/initfs none 512.0k 100.0k 412.0k 20% /mnt/initfs/tmp /dev/mmcblk0p2 3.1G 273.6M 2.7G 9% / none 512.0k 100.0k 412.0k 20% /tmp none 1.0M 68.0k 956.0k 7% /dev tmpfs 1.0M 0 1.0M 0% /dev/shm /dev/mmcblk1p1 15.4G 447.7M 15.0G 3% /media/mmc1 /dev/mmcblk0p1 4.0G 12.0k 4.0G 0% /media/mmc2
If you have a windows system and plug it in usb what happens?
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2008-11-07
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I get a message box (on the N800) "Unable to connect via USB. Memory card in use: Internal memory card" - and the FAT part of the card is not visible in windows. I also checked the disk management subsystem, where it might have appeared if it wasn't formatted, but it wasn't there, either.Code:Filesystem Size Used Available Use% Mounted on /dev/mmcblk0p2 4.0M 2.2M 1.8M 54% /mnt/initfs none 512.0k 100.0k 412.0k 20% /mnt/initfs/tmp /dev/mmcblk0p2 3.1G 273.6M 2.7G 9% / none 512.0k 100.0k 412.0k 20% /tmp none 1.0M 68.0k 956.0k 7% /dev tmpfs 1.0M 0 1.0M 0% /dev/shm /dev/mmcblk1p1 15.4G 447.7M 15.0G 3% /media/mmc1 /dev/mmcblk0p1 4.0G 12.0k 4.0G 0% /media/mmc2
(THIS IS NORMAL)
I can access /media/mmc2 (the mounted FAT partition) via file manager and the command line. But the file manager sees it as "Internal memory card" not as MMC2.
(THIS IS NORMAL)
I can both umount and mount - and that works as I'd expect.
The file manager "i" reports that "Internal memory card" has 3.9G, and I've tried creating files and folders there, and that works fine, so it seems the partition is both mounted and formatted.
So maybe my issue is just USB access (and possibly naming is part of that) How do you name a volume in linux, anyway? Seems like volumes and names just aren't part of the linux filesystem paradigm, but, hey, I'm new here.
Thanks!
(NO NAMING PROBLEMS)
Bob
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2008-11-07
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I just dont use the USB cable for that purpose, so I am not sure.
Fanoush? Is there a way to allow the mounts???
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