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Basically; reflash your N8x0. Put your SD card into the device. Open a terminal on the N8x0 and type
ls -l /media/
You will have probably /media/mmc1 and /media/mmc2. Run the following commands:
umount /media/mmc1
umount /media/mmc2
Connect your N8x0 to your desktop PC (which I think needs to be running linux if you are going to use dd like tekplay suggested... or you need the dd windows binary which is not standard.)
In linux; you can run the command "dmesg" in a terminal and it will show you what devices it used for your SD cards.. /dev/sda is an example. Then you would run his dd command as so:
dd if=/dev/zero of=/dev/sda
Which will essentially totally clear your SD card.
You don't need to make your own partitions with fdisk .. the Install Tools should be doing this for you; and it will overwrite whatever you create anyway.
I am not sure how to do an equivalent in windows.. but you should be able to use Disk Manager to delete the partitions of the SD card and reformat the whole things as 1 big partition in FAT or whatever.
Then try again.
(Course you could just try and go into File Manager on the N8x0 and reformat the card.. I think that might clear your partitions as well.)
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