Re: Partly corrupted mmcblk0p1
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D*#n :D |
Re: Partly corrupted mmcblk0p1
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please open x-term and do Code:
df -h Code:
df -i As not showing up of SMS was a symptom of full rootfs! |
Re: Partly corrupted mmcblk0p1
Don't think so
df -i says invalid option Testdisk found some unrecoverable sectors a the end off the LBA |
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@sirvival, I suspect you are on the right track and your eMMC is on its last leg. Sorry, but I do not know about any on-device tools for marking bad sectors. When you come home, you can use Boot menu to export your partitions and do the magic on the big PC. |
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Okay...
but at least eMMC is full up to the roof Quote:
df -igittigiit is the option not mysreading/typing df -laberlaber :) |
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But I agree, copy (not move, as moving involves deleting i.e. writing which may exacerbate the problem) stuff you want to salvage somewhere else and then just reformat the partition (tap and hold in File Manager until the option pops up). It is by far the easiest and most reliable method. As a bonus, it should also find and mark bad sectors ;) |
Re: Partly corrupted mmcblk0p1
strange:
.maps is where marble stores the maps Edit: ls- la does not show the .maps folder Hmm marble did corruped some folders on my previous N900. Solution was to rename the .maps folder. I was never able to delete anything because the filenames were strange with all kind of characters. Maybe marble did something similar again but this time flooding myDocs till it broke. |
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And again I stand corrected. Must have been too early ;)
Bit only 122 MB used with some maps installed? Sounds also strange. Especially as du already claimed 359MB found??? So as this is vFat and fsck is safe to be used on device you may try automatic fixing. Or maybe better go with pichlo's approach... |
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I deleted all the maps as a try to fix the problem. Not sure why the folder is still present (du -hs error) and at the same time is not listed with ls -la
I have to wait till I get home since fsck does not run on the N900. edit: so format means I tap the n900 symbol an hold? This will delete everyting in /home/user? Or at what level? |
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