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Érico Porto wrote: |
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> it is a 16GB class 10 Transcend, but the eeepc uses a usb card reader |
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> inside of it - no mmc I think. |
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> Actually, the first thing I tried to do with it was to format to ext2, |
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> and then the formating proccess frozed in the middle of it.. I've |
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> tried to load it in a windows pc after but couldn't read, and when I |
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> tried to format, everything frozed - but it was a public computer, so |
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> I don't know if it ever had a working card reader. |
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> I've booted ubuntu in the eeepc now, and the card is shown in |
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> /dev/sdc1, but I can't edit it using disk utility - it gives me error |
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> calling fsync(2), on:/dev/sdc: input/output error. But on ubuntu I |
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> don't see no dmesg error msgs like the ones I see on gentoo just by |
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> plugin it on the port. |
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> Is there any disk error checking utility in gentoo or ubuntu? |
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> Érico V. Porto |
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This may help. smartmontools I'm not sure what sort of testing can be |
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done on those if any. |
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Dale |
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:-) :-) |
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