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michaaa62
2010-12-20 , 17:22
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Okay, now try to mount the partition after checking the filesystem
Code:
fsck -f /dev/mmcblk0p1
Most of the times fsck guesses the right tweaks the filesystem needs. Sometimes the '-r' option might be necessary instead of '-f'.
Then mount MyDocs
Code:
mount MyDocs
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All must be done by root (sudo gainroot)
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