Re: VFAT: Very stupid question
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|>To verify the FAT filesystem on your machine you could
|>create a filesystem in an image file, e.g.:
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| I just tried this test method, and the same error message appears. Damn. I there a debug level I
| could switch somewhere ?
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You could explicitely set the filesystem type for mount:
mount -o loop -t vfat ${FLASH_IMG} /mnt
Syslog error messages go to some files in /var/log by
default.
For testing I have created a partition table and a vfat
filesystem on my USB stick: No problem. But this was kernel
2.6.9.
Since 2.6.9 was released some days ago, you might want to
try the new kernel? (BTW, don't set CONFIG_BLK_DEV_UB,
which was introduced for 2.6.9.)
Good luck
Harri
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