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reinob
2012-05-15 , 10:39
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@c4rl05,
How did you format the partition under Ubuntu? Hopefully as VFAT (FAT32).
If you for some reason formatted it as ext2/3/4 then you know the reason for your problems. Namely the files are most probably owned by your Ubuntu userid, not by N900 anymore.
Please run, as root on your N900: sfdisk -l (<- that's a lowercase L).
and post the results here.
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