The /dev/sdc was just an example. The script works like this: Code: mount|grep -e /dev/sd It then asks you for the last result, which would be the just-plugged-in tablet. It then asks for it again without the number on the end, then with a 3 on the end. These entries are used as variables that are referred to during the partitioning, mounting, etc. The problem with looking by size is that different people have different sizes (that's what she said) of SD cards and having used a bunch of them, many have weird sizes when coming from strange places in Shenzhen, China. (931MB instead of 1024MB)
mount|grep -e /dev/sd