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Originally Posted by ppoo
@geekmaster: THANKS!!! My KT is COMPLETELY DEBRICKED
I think you should add these code to your topic, to check whether image is OK:
Code:
mount -o loop -text3 /mnt/us/mmcblk0p1-kt-5.0.0.img /mnt/mmc
ls /mnt/mmc
umount /mnt/mmc
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If it mounts at /mnt/mmc, but fails at /mnt/us/tmp, then you must have a problem with your /mnt/us/tmp directory. It must be empty. Perhaps windows left a hidden file in it, like the desktop.ini files that windows litters all over your hard drives.
I want to keep this as simple as possible. Adding your "check" steps would make it more complicated, thereby reducing the success rate. I just fsck my image files on my linux host PC (or in the kindle as I suggested previously).
In general, you can tell if the image was good or bad just by rebooting.