Quoting "Kevin T. Neely" <ktneely at astroturfgarden.com>: > On Mon, Mar 17, 2008 at 10:45:54AM -0500, Scott Carr wrote: >> Quoting Ryan Pavlik <abiryan at ryand.net>: >> > Well, there are two different internal memories - the 256 system and >> > the 2gb "fake internal card" with map data. (I have no idea how to get >> > map data back, presumably from within the program. I know it can be >> >> I am talking about the 2gb card with the Map info, etc. It is saying >> readonly filesystem, for some reason. Also, I can't install any new >> applications or update either. I believe those tasks make use of the >> 2gb card as well. > > > This sounds similar to my problem I posted to the list at the first > of the year. That thread was "MMC Read only" or something like > that. I'm running OS2007HE on a 770 and my 2GB MMC card suddenly > went Read-only. I blamed it on the kernel not being patched with > the improved driver (your OS2008 wouldn't suffer from this, I think) > but it actually happened one more time after patching, so I never > determined -for sure- the cause of the problem. > > To fix it, I had to run nkdosfs from my laptop on the memory card to > reformat it. I ended up with only 1GB of space on the card, but I > attribute that to it being a cheap card from Hong Kong that likely > wasn't 2GB in the first place. Thanks for the info. This is actually the internal Memory card on the N810, don't have the ability to change it that I know of. The other problem is, that if/when I format it, I lose all the maps that are currently stored on the card. Otherwise, I would have already done so. ;-) I had my 770 for about 2 years. The 810 does have some nice features in addition to 770 feature set. -- Scott Carr OpenOffice.org Documentation Co-Lead ---------------------------------------------------------------- This message was sent using IMP, the Internet Messaging Program.
