Questions tagged [fat32]
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Repair FAT filesystem on image
I've got a USB pen drive with a corrupted FAT filesystem. Now I try to repair it. So to first try what I can get from it without endangering the original hardware further, I've created an image with dd using the following command line:
$ sudo dd…

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How can I add a usb device to a domain xml from an image file?
I don't (repeat DONT) want to passthrough a physical usb device. I'm making a usb img file like so:
dd if=/dev/null bs=1K of=/tmp/test_usb.img seek=2040
mkfs.vfat /tmp/test_usb.img
I am then attempting to create the domain with the following…

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fsck.vfat auto repair on error
I use Ubuntu 10.04 on an embedded device. I have a CF card of 2GB formatted in FAT32.
From time to time, the device is powered off while data is written to the FAT partition.
As a result, the partition goes into read-only mode. I would like to know…

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Protocol to mount fat32 network filesystem on Linux with ability to lock files ( not advisory locks )
I have a fat32 filesystem sitting on a NAS storage device (nslu2) that I need to mount on my Ubuntu system. I've tried Samba and NFS mounts, but both don't seem to support proper locking. More specifically, I am unable to save files to the mounted…
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NTFS or FAT32:Formatting Disk for PFSense
Im a network guy, and know very little about system administration. I would like to install PFSense and Monowall to 2 CF Cards, but not sure how they should be formatted (NTFS or FAT32) and volume size. Both of the cards are 8 gigs. I was also…

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Unable to mount fat drive in linux
This is sort of a continuation from How to mount a .bin image file in linux but it morphed into a different problem altogether, so I figured I'd ask a new question with the relevant info rather than making a gigantic comment chain.
I have a drive,…

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How to recover data from re-partitioned hard drive
I have an external HDD that has been mistakenly re-partitioned and some data written on it.
Previous Partitions were: 480GB NTFS + 20GB FAT32
New partition is all FAT32 and only 70mb of data has been written to it.
Is there any way I can recover all…

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Linux: mount a "striped" disk image?
For various unpleasant reasons involving very large files and FAT32, I'd like to know if there is any way I can create a mountable disk image which is stored in multiple smaller (ie, "smaller than 4GB") files — for example, like OS X's sparse…

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Is there a mapping of USB Flash Drives to Fat32 / NTFS / Ex-Fat?
I am helping with documentation for a hardware product that is compatible with Fat32 Formatted USB sticks. Instead of saying "Fat32" and confusing users who may not be tech-savvy, we'd like to provide a list of compatible drives and brands.
Rather…

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rsync with remote fat32
I've a script that syncs files between my server to my mobile via sshpass:
sshpass -p password rsync -vrz source1 source2 -e ssh user@ip:dest
using
-vrz
rsync everytime checks all files to mobile,
using
-vrz --update --modify-window=1
rsync…

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using dd with conv=sparse to punch zeros
I am attempting to clone a disk partition to an image file using dd. I want to create the image without zeros to minimize the filesize, and on the other hand I do not want to pipe through gzip. The solution I found consists of writing zeros to a…

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fsck last check for vfat and other filesystem (other than ext)
Is it possible to find the last check for vfat or other filesystem. since tune2fs can only be used for ext file system. Can someone address me with this?
Advanced Thanks..

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How to burn multiple partitions on single DVD?
Is there a way to create multiple partitions on DVD and make one of the partitions a bootable volume?
I like to create a small bootable partition that is formatted as FAT32 volume and create NTFS partition that can host larger files.
Is there a…

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Recover filesystem after resize FAT32
I recently resized one partition inside an LVM on my disk using gparted. No errors were given, but now the filesystem is corrupted and I'm trying to recover it.
When I mount it, no errors appear but when I ls into the mount point I have a directory…