Hi friends,<br><br>I'm trying to solve a little problem with my 770:<br><br>My MMC has got corrupted, and I need to format it again.<br><br>But the situations is this: <br><br>My MMC has two partitions:<br><br>/dev/mmcblk0p1 --- type vfat<br>
/dev/mmcblk0p2 --- type ext2 (root file system)<br><br>The Ext2 partition is OK, since I've already checked it. The problem is with the FAT partition.<br><br>I cannot format the FAT partition, because I have Extended Virtual Memory (64MB) working on it, and the Control Panel doesn't allow me to disable this option. <br>
So that I cannot unmount the FAT partition, and so I cannot format it again.<br><br>I've tried to disable the Extended Virtual Memory option booting from Flash but it doesn't allow me to do it. <br>I have booted without MMC and EVM is disabled, but as soon as I put the MMC in it is enabled again.<br>
<br>My last option would be to format the whole MMC erasing the existing partitions and starting the whole process from the very beginning.<br>But the system works pretty well and I wouldn't like to do that.<br><br>My hope is that there's a way to force the system to disable the Extended Virtual Memory, and then unmount the FAT partition, and format it again. (I have gconf editor installed).<br>
<br>Could someone please suggest me any solution?<br clear="all"><br>-- <br>Salut,<br>Sebas<br>