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2008-09-11
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That was full of music, some of which I downloaded while in Basic. The card just up and died- the tablet couldn't find it, my computer can't find it. Any ideas? That's music I need back- most of it hadn't been copied to my computer yet.
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2008-09-11
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Ouch! 
Same thing happened to my 8Gb a while a go, this worked for me, so it might or might not work for you. Vista was having problems opening the SD. So I decided to try to open the card in another OS (in this case I had an Ubuntu 8.04 Live CD lying around that I had never used). So I booted up Ubuntu, inserted the Sd in the PC and for some reason, Ubuntu was able to read the content of the SD when Vista couldn't. Don't know why, but if you're desperate, if could be worth giving it a shot.
Anyways, good luck and keep us posted!
Same thing happened to my 8Gb a while a go, this worked for me, so it might or might not work for you. Vista was having problems opening the SD. So I decided to try to open the card in another OS (in this case I had an Ubuntu 8.04 Live CD lying around that I had never used). So I booted up Ubuntu, inserted the Sd in the PC and for some reason, Ubuntu was able to read the content of the SD when Vista couldn't. Don't know why, but if you're desperate, if could be worth giving it a shot.
Anyways, good luck and keep us posted!
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2008-09-11
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The N800 won't read it either, though. That's what's bothersome. It wouldn't be a problem if my computer didn't read it, but neither of them can, which leads me to believe that the thing is... dead.
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2008-09-11
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Let this be a lesson to always make a backup of important data.
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2008-09-11
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Is the card visible to formatting utilities? If not, it's probably dead. If so, some/many files may be recoverable.
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2008-09-12
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Cant help you on data recovery, but if you want to salvage the card, try this, http://www.internettablettalk.com/fo...ad.php?t=22940
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2008-09-12
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Originally Posted by El Amir
linux seems to have the ability to read FAT(32) even when the main table have been blown to bits.
Ouch!
Same thing happened to my 8Gb a while a go, this worked for me, so it might or might not work for you. Vista was having problems opening the SD. So I decided to try to open the card in another OS (in this case I had an Ubuntu 8.04 Live CD lying around that I had never used). So I booted up Ubuntu, inserted the Sd in the PC and for some reason, Ubuntu was able to read the content of the SD when Vista couldn't. Don't know why, but if you're desperate, if could be worth giving it a shot.
Anyways, good luck and keep us posted!
i ones managed to write grub into the first sector of a FAT partition (ouch!), making windows unable to read it, yet linux had no issue what so ever...
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2008-09-12
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You can try this for data recovery, I've had great results with it
http://www.cgsecurity.org/wiki/PhotoRec
http://www.cgsecurity.org/wiki/PhotoRec
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2008-09-12
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The Panasonic utility mentioned won't locate my SD card, and the PhotoREC utility isn't loading.
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