http://qa.mandrakesoft.com/show_bug.cgi?id=3268
------- Additional Comments From [EMAIL PROTECTED] 2003-03-14 13:43 ------- Had a look at the mmc card with fdisk and it said there were no partitions defined. Decided to create a blank fat table on the disk...... NOT GOOD.. Couldn't even read it in windows then (or format it either). Had to use my phone to format it to RAW before windows would format it back to FAT properly. Strage thing is that even after a full low level format the 2x cards I've used on 9.1rc2 still won't work in my MP3 player yet can be read by windows and my SL45 phone..... ODD....... I'm not going to risk another card to check if it's just a hardware fault of these cards or not, I've only got 64 & 128mb cards to play with! The strange thing is that the two which don't work in my MP3 player are made in Taiwan and the ones that work are made in Japan (all the cards are Sandisk) probably just a coincidence. Steve ------- You are receiving this mail because: ------- You are on the CC list for the bug, or are watching someone who is. ------- Reminder: ------- assigned_to: [EMAIL PROTECTED] status: UNCONFIRMED creation_date: description: MAJOR!!!!!! If an mmc card is formatted my diskdrake it renders them inopperable even when reformatted correctly under windows. After formatting an mmc card in diskdrake i tried to enter diskdrake again only to be thrown out with the error "partitions overlap". There should only be one partition on the mmc card! Before I exited diskdrake there appeared to be two partitions where there should only have been one, I exited diskdrake ok and tried to mount the volume (sda1) but it failed. (I went into diskdrake to get rc2 to recognise my card so i could mount it. Diskdrake said the card was unformatted even though it was formatted in windows as a valid working FAT disc). Before the Linux intervention I could use these cards in the mmc mp3 player - now there refuse to work in it even after a 'proper' format in windows. Steve Medway
