======== Krischan Keitsch sip: 1-747-671-3372 im: krischan_keitsch at jabber.org email: krischan.keitsch at alumni.tu-berlin.de ----- Urspr?ngliche Mitteilung ----- Von: Zrz <krischan.keitsch at alumni.tu-berlin.de> An: stellars at interia.pl, Gesendet: Mi., 19. Jul. 2006 22:11:43 CEST Betreff: Aw: Re: [maemo-users] Can't write on mmc -- update Hi Stell thank you for your reply. You were right about intensiv io and crashes. Maemo mapper crashed often while downloding maps. I tried fsck.vfat -at /dev/sde. It took ages and found many brocken files. Mostly 0kb maps. Anyway, I created a new partition and formated /dev/sde1. Works well so far. It puzzled me that the fs type has to be vfat. ext2 seems not supported? That is as strange as the missing ogg support, eh ;-) Regards Krischan ======== Krischan Keitsch sip: 1-747-671-3372 im: krischan_keitsch at jabber.org email: krischan.keitsch at alumni.tu-berlin.de ----- Urspr?ngliche Mitteilung ----- Von: Stellars Henson <stellars at interia.pl> An: maemo-users at maemo.org Gesendet: Mi., 19. Jul. 2006 14:20:25 CEST Betreff: Re: [maemo-users] Can't write on mmc -- update > > ... > AT: Filesystem panic (dev mmcblk0) > [ 117.857055] fat_get_cluster: invalid cluster chain (i_pos 0) > [ 117.857147] File system has been set read-only > [ 117.935119] FAT: Filesystem panic (dev mmcblk0) > [ 117.935211] fat_get_cluster: invalid cluster chain (i_pos 0) > [ 118.072204] FAT: Filesystem panic (dev mmcblk0) > [ 118.072265] fat_get_cluster: invalid cluster chain (i_pos 0) > [ 118.167205] FAT: Filesystem panic (dev mmcblk0) > [ 118.167266] fat_get_cluster: invalid cluster chain (i_pos 0) > ... > > Lookes like the filesystem got a punch during the countless crashes the itos06 causes mostly due to use of web browser and mulimedia. Do I have to unplug the mmc to fsch.vfat it on my linux desktop? No other way? Imagine being on the road and ... > > Any help and hints are wellcome. Thank you! > > Cheers Krischan > maybe you should write onto your mmc card fresh new filesystem? it seems that crash occurs significantly often when device proceeds with i/o (i.e. write) and you suddenly turn it off without any chance to finish pending process -- Stell _______________________________________________ maemo-users mailing list maemo-users at maemo.org https://maemo.org/mailman/listinfo/maemo-users
