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woody14619
2010-12-20 , 21:27
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Looks like you're almost there.... try this:
Code:
sudo gainroot fsck -a -f /dev/mmcblk0p1 mount /home/user/MyDocs
If it fails to mount again, one thing to try: Connect it to a computer (you seem to have one available?) and see if you can then see the data. If you can,
I would make a copy of the data elsewhere
, just in case.
If the I/O error is an indication, it may be your are having flash failure. It's unlikely, but possible. If so, a reformat (with bad cluster check) may solve it and make it usable again,
but that will erase all data
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