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#7
Originally Posted by michaaa62 View Post
Try simply to get the output of mount command to a file for further inspection
Code:
mount > /home/user/MyDocs/mount.txt
Read the file mount.txt or attach it in your next post for more support.

If you try to unmount a partition, the command doesonly expect one argument like
Code:
sudo gainroot
umount /dev/mmcblk0p1
Seriously? This is like the third time i see here someone who suggests redirecting output of some command to a file in the filesystem while helping someone with broken filesystem. How can one do that if he may not even have that directory? Sorry for turning my rage at you, I don't remember if it was also you in the previous cases, but Jesus Christ, when someone says something like "I cannot access MyDocs" or "I mounted MyDocs partition somewhere else", it's not wise to tell him/her to create a file over there :P
 

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