RE: Recommendatons for recovery software

 
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Only thing I can think of is to use fdisk /mbr if the disk actually has an
MBR, however, MBR is Master Boot Record, and I'm not sure an SD card has
one,
only bootable drives have them IIRC.

Try
chkdsk /f <your drive>:

If that doesn't work, look into perhaps Parition Magic.  I know that some
cards don't work well with the T3 though, you might look into the unpleasant
fact that if its corrupted, perhaps the card's bad.

SD cards over 128Mb do have a known, but fixable problem with the T3 if the
update wasn't applied at some point in time as well, these often leave the
cards unusable.  Try putting the card in a card reader on the computer and
trying to format there.

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From: [email protected] [mailto:[email protected]] On
Behalf Of brantgluth
Sent: Thursday, February 09, 2006 2:35 PM
To: [email protected]
Subject: [Tungsten_T] Recommendatons for recovery software

I've got a Lexar 1GB SD card i've been using in my T|3 for the lsat couple
of
years. I've been able to pull off 90% of the files, and the rest, I'm not
too
worried about. The problem is the disk seems to have corrupted. I'm looking
for a means of repairing the MBR on the card so that I can format it and
reuse it. Does nay one have any happy tales of software or tools to give me
hope on recovering the card?

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