Thank you very much, everything worked like a charm, but... I have some trouble getting my internal card being accessible in windows... Yes, every time I'm trying to connect, it just tells me "Unable to connect via USB. memory card in use: Internal memory card..." I was searching all over the net and found a guide: --------------- Making sure you can still see your card when connected to your PC via USB If you now connect your device to a PC via USB, you’ll get a message stating “Memory cards in use: internal memory card” and your memory card won’t be available to your PC. To get round this you need to edit /usr/sbin/oss-mmc-umount.sh, replace the if block after the line grep "$MP " /proc/mounts > /dev/null with: if [ $? = 0 ]; then if [ "$MP" != "/extfs" ] ; then umount $MP 2> /dev/null ; fi RC=$? if [ $RC != 0 ]; then echo "$0: could not unmount $MP" exit $RC fi fi Note - if you called your mount point something other than extfs, remember to edit the test [ "$MP" != "/extfs" ] accordingly. Your FAT partition will now be umount’ed before being made available to your PC. The linux partition also be available but will remain mounted in your device. This should be safe as long as you don’t try to write to the ext3 partition, you probably only need to write to the FAT partition anyway. ---------- But unfortunately i doesn't help... So what should I do? Help SOS and so on