Re: Debian can't mount Camera Memory Stick
Andrew Sackville-West wrote:
based on this I would see what you can see in the partition table:
fdisk -ul /dev/sdc
As I mentioned, it can't open it at all. It gives no report whatsoever.
and I'd say you've probably got a corrupted partition table and the
device and windows happens to be broken in the right ways to make it
still work for them. On the assumption that the camera has its own
built in format option (mine does anyway...) then there's probably no
harm, but take a bit-for-bit copy of the original partition table (dd)
so you can recreate it later if you need to.
No, there is no SCSI device recognized, so fdisk reports nothing.
I'm forwarding the lsusb, fdisk, etc. information under separate cover.
Mike
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