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* Per Jessen <per@computer.org> [02-07-17 10:59]:
This morning I was trying to write a JeOS image to a 16Gb microSD card. After having written it, I had two partitions which I then tried to mount to verify the contents. The first partition was fine, the second kept showing weird filesystem errors. I tried running fsck etc., all to no avail. I began to suspect the image was bad, no matter how far fetched that sounds - until I tried a different machine. It suddenly worked just fine.
Machine#1 (where it fails): Lenovo laptop, openSUSE Leap422, device is /dev/mmcblk0. The card reader appears connected via USB (internally, Realtek RTS5129).
Machine#2 (where it works): Toshiba laptop, openSUSE 12.3, device is /dev/sdb The card reader is connected via USB (internally, Realtek RTS5138).
I'm copying the image file with something like this:
dd if=image of=/dev/sdb bs=1M iflag=fullblock oflag=direct
Machine#1 is brand new, I'm a bit annoyed that it doesn't work. The question is - hardware problem or driver problen?
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