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I've set up my 2gb card with a fat and an ext2 partition. The 770 file manager only sees the fat partition.

Is this fixable?

If not, is there a file manager that will see both partitions?

sean
 
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The Filemanager only shows your files in /home/user/MyDocs and mmc1 !

You can create a symlink from /media/mmc2 (mountpoint of your mmc ext2) to /home/user/MyDocs/mmc2
Type in x-term:
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ln -s /media/mmc2 /home/user/MyDocs/mmc2
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N770-Freak
 
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Ah, of course.

Now, where's the equivalent of rc.local so it'll do it on reboot?

sean
 
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You'll have to create a init.d script or append your lines you want to execute (probably insmoding ext2.ko) to a already existing script (minircS or so).
mounting of the mmc2 could be done with an adapted fstab entry.

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You only need to do it once. "ln -s" creates a symlink, which is like a shortcut in Windows (only with lower level support) or an Alias on a Mac, it wont disappear on reboot.
 
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Originally Posted by mallard
You only need to do it once. "ln -s" creates a symlink, which is like a shortcut in Windows (only with lower level support) or an Alias on a Mac, it wont disappear on reboot.
That's right! But the mmc doesn't mount automatically.
So the ext2.ko has to be loaded and the device has to be mounted (every single boot).
 

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