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Originally Posted by tompe
OK. It is hard to know peoples knowledge level. Since you have written that you install a lot of program programs and run things in command line interface I had misjudged it. Also if you read this forum it has been described here how to do it.
Since you have the firmware reinstallation procedure what do you think can go wrong when you examine the internal disk that cannot be restored by that?
If you have never done "safely remove hardware" then I would expect you files systems to become corrupted. I thought you read these forums and had seen that "unmount" is the same as "safely remove hardware". Letting it sit a long time is no guarantee for correct writing.
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As for the first paragraph... I've been OUT of programming for almost as long as I was IN it. And installing most of the apps I use is a simple, painless - nearly BRAINless process.
As for the second... I've not yet received the latest firmware update - and my firmware I *DO* have is build 476, not 538. Not a good thing.
As for the third... I'm going to presume you're NOT being sarcastic when you ask whether I understood that you meant the same thing using 'unmount' as by 'safely remove hardware'.
Derek