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Hi, I tried to recover deleted pictures through the Testdisc software, now unable todelete read-onlyphotos.
 
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ive now got this problem but i dont understand any thing ive read in this thread!
reading those xterm commands made me dizzy
does no one speak english around here!
all i did was turn the phone on and i was greeted with this NIGHTMARE
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Originally Posted by leetut View Post
ive now got this problem but i dont understand any thing ive read in this thread!
reading those xterm commands made me dizzy
does no one speak english around here!
all i did was turn the phone on and i was greeted with this NIGHTMARE
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Its a terrible problem. i also had it the first day i used the n900. I dont understand why you have to do all these stupid xterm commands to get the god damn device working again. why cant there just be a button in maemo witch on press clears the read only garbage and get going again... why does every freaking thing needs to be so hard.

Atleast i now know why so many people use Windows and not linux
 
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#45
Well when people break other phones they ca't fix them because they have no access

And when they do, they complain you need to be a computer engineer to fix things

Guess you can't win..

Btw, "Safely remove device" in windows is there for a reason.
 

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Anyone who is having this problem just connect your n900 with your windows pc in mass storage mood and a window should popup with dialoudge "scan for fix file system error" or similler, click on that and wait. If no window popup, than right click on n900 drive and go to properties then go to 'tools' tab and click "check Now" then click 'start' and wait. After the work done, your n900 now should have the ability to delete those files or folder its could'nt before.
 

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Originally Posted by obhishap View Post
Anyone who is having this problem just connect your n900 with your windows pc in mass storage mood and a window should popup with dialoudge "scan for fix file system error" or similler, click on that and wait. If no window popup, than right click on n900 drive and go to properties then go to 'tools' tab and click "check Now" then click 'start' and wait. After the work done, your n900 now should have the ability to delete those files or folder its could'nt before.
this is the (best) solution i think...that was a close flash on me...thanks....and remember to read the whole pages so u will find the solution...thanks god i didnt flash my device....
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#48
I had this same problem. Just connect your device (either mass storage or PC Suite mode) and delete the file(s) from there.
 

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Originally Posted by nuke View Post
Hi gaffa

I had the same issue, with transmission, after it crashed the
/home/user/MyDocs folder became readonly, and I could not
delete the torrents and or save any pictures.


This is what I did :


1) From xterm I signed in as root and remounted the filesystem in
/home/user/MyDocs as read and write.

Code:
     mount -o remount,rw  /home/user/MyDocs
2) I deleted the torrents

Code:
    rm -rf  /home/user/MyDocs/Downloads/files.torrent*
3)Checked what device was mounted /home/user/MyDocs under

Code:
   Nokia-N900-42-11:~# df -h

   /dev/mmcblk0p1   27.0G  1.3G 25.7G  5% /home/user/MyDocs
4) And runed fsck.vfat to clear filesystem inconsistencies on the
device reported /dev/mmcblk0p1

a) I unmounted filesystem first *****that is very important

Code:
Nokia-N900-42-11:~# umount /home/user/MyDocs/
b) Then fsck.vfat /dev/mmcblk0p1
Code:
Nokia-N900-42-11:~# fsck.vfat /dev/mmcblk0p1
dosfsck 3.0.1, 23 Nov 2008, FAT32, LFN
alleged total clusters: 442377
4424
8848
13272
17696
checked clusters: 21510
/dev/mmcblk0p1: 1797 files, 21510/442377 clusters
Nokia-N900-42-11:~#
I had to run fsck.vfat a few times until it came up clear v

5) I rebooted the n900 and all was OK.
Excellent thanx, this worked for me after a transmission crash too.
 
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Originally Posted by danielpublic View Post
Hi! I have this problem as well.

When I run:
Code:
fsck.vfat /dev/mmcblk0p1
fsck version and so forth.
alleged total clusters: 442377
and then it askes me:
Code:
 FATs differ but appear to be intact. Use which FAT ?
1) Use first FAT
2) Use second FAT
Suggestions?

by pressing '1' for the first FAT and then answering 'yes' if I wanted to make some changes.
Then just reboot and filesystem is read/write again.
I had that option as well.
I think it comes up if you have an SD card, thus the 2 choices.
 

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