I have already submitted to SanDisk for an RMA and should be sending it in for a replacement, but here is what I ran into.
I couldn\'t read files from the card and it originally had a Fat16 filesystem on it. This is the 2nd time this card went bad, but this time it won\'t let me put a new filesystem on it...or repartition!!!
Though well I\'d better try and reformat so incase it happens again, so then I could fsck it if it has a problem.
Tried:
fdisk /dev/mmcda
Said that the device didn\'t have a valid partiition table.
Created a new table with a single Linux 83 primary partition and wrote it to disk.
I ran fdisk again (just to check) and it still said there was no vaild partition table.
I went through the same thing (rebooting) between to ensure the partition table was re-read and still it was unreadable???
It\'s like it isn\'t writing the partition table to the device.
At that point I called SanDisk and got an RMA number. But any other advice before I send it back?
I ordered a new 256 card (Viking) from Amazon (see this post)
http://www.zaurususergroup.com/index.php?n...c&p=31281#31281for only $53 - $20 rebate = $33 bucks.
When I get it and if/when I get the new SanDisk card what is the general consensus...should you reformat the cards to Linux partitions or should you use the original manufacturer\'s partition on there?