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2009-05-13
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You could try re-installing just the boot menu with Penguinbait's PB or PBEASY command. See the try-here-first link in my dual-boot links below.
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Originally Posted by jhford
The SD maybe corrupts. That's is why we should backup or clone the SD once a while.
I can no longer boot from MMC2. The Nokia splash logo appears with "Booting from mmc2... " at the top, but the system just hangs. Any thoughts?
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Here is a script I use for various tasks. It is a collection of many howtos here. (IMPORTANT: to clone mmc1 to mcc2 and vice versa you need to partition and format the SD before running the script otherwise the /opt will not be mounted and as a result you will run out of space! Do not use the script if you don't understand it!)
It has to run under root.
To clone SDs ( mmc2 to mmc1 or vice versa) you should run the script from flash.
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2009-05-13
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Originally Posted by nhanquy
If the SSD is corrupt, is the N810 dead?
The SD maybe corrupts. That's is why we should backup or clone the SD once a while.
Here is a script I use for various tasks. It is a collection of many howtos here.
It has to run under root.
To clone SDs ( mmc2 to mmc1 or vice versa) you should run the script from flash.
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2009-05-13
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Originally Posted by jhford
Not SSD (Solid-State Drive), SD (Secure Digital). nhanquy was suggesting your flash memory card may be corrupted. The tablets do not contain solid-state drives.
If the SSD is corrupt, is the N810 dead?
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2009-05-13
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Is it ext2?
if so
boot to flash, run as root from xterm
fsck -y /dev/mmcblk0p2 or (1p2) depending setup
See if that fixes it?
if so
boot to flash, run as root from xterm
fsck -y /dev/mmcblk0p2 or (1p2) depending setup
See if that fixes it?
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2009-05-13
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Originally Posted by penguinbait
PB: That command has no impact if the SD card is ext3?
Is it ext2?
if so
boot to flash, run as root from xterm
fsck -y /dev/mmcblk0p2 or (1p2) depending setup
See if that fixes it?
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2009-05-13
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Originally Posted by GeraldKo
fsck is actually universal. It in turn will call fsck.ext2, or fsck.ext3 ....
PB: That command has no impact if the SD card is ext3?
Therefore, it is transparent to us, users.
So the command is still valid to ext3.
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2009-05-13
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Well I asked if it was ext2? Geraldko?? Read the first sentence of the quote, you quoted?
And yes it will still fsck a ext3 volume, but it is un-needed as ext3 will use the journal and straighten itself out on boot.
And yes it will still fsck a ext3 volume, but it is un-needed as ext3 will use the journal and straighten itself out on boot.
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2009-05-14
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Originally Posted by GeraldKo
That worked perfectly. Thanks a lot.
You could try re-installing just the boot menu with Penguinbait's PB or PBEASY command. See the try-here-first link in my dual-boot links below.
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Thanks.