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Originally Posted by michaaa62 View Post
That's quite some statement...

How do you connect to which PC system???
Do you have any torrent application running?
Do you have any chroot, like EasyDebian, running?
Did you experience the same for an external microSD card?

Usually these steps help to get the file system intact again; you need rootsh installed to perform the code. There might happen an error for the umount command in line 2, if the partition is already unmounted, but you safely ignore this:
Code:
sudo gainroot
umount /dev/mmcblk0p1
fsck -af /dev/mmcblk0p1
mount /dev/mmcblk0p1 /home/user/MyDocs
I connect to my Mint 9 computer (so that is Ubuntu Linux).
I experimented very little with transmission about a year ago, so no not running.
EasyDebian wasn't running either.
I have nitdroid installed on an external microSd card. That ran fine without any problems.
Soon after doing a fresh flash with the default maemo 5 images (both combined and eMMC) I get corruption in the blk0p2 partition (/opt).

I first decided to reflash because my N900 was becoming unstable (with KP v49, CSSU testing, busybox power etc. installed):
- spontaneous reboots
- file system gets loaded in read-only state because of bad blocks
- image files getting corrupted.

But after reflashing the problem didn't go away. In fact it seems worse (re-occurs sooner). I tried flashing with my own backupmenu image (with all the tweaks) and with the stock Maemo images.

Running a filesystem check using on blk0p2 using gparted on my linux desktop (by exporting the partition with backupmenu over USB mass storage) finds a lot of problems (and fixes them), but soon after I got badblock messages again.
(the check in backupmenu does something similar)