> try inserting a SD card and then running a command like "fdisk -l / > dev/sda" (which should, ideally, give you a listing of the partition > table on the SD card) Unfortunately, I'm halted at this first step. The command "fdisk -l /dev/sda" returns absolutely no response at all. Dave
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