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Join Date: Aug 2006
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Need some help.
I bought a new mp3 player with one gb capacity. when I used it for the first time I unsafely unplugged it and I experienced some errors during playback therefore I tried to reformat it with disk utilities but as I was in this process it stopped and a message telling me that could not complete the procedure came up. Since then I was not able to mount it again, not even in a Pc, so I canīt format it again. My system profiler tells me USB Device: Velocidad: Hasta 12 Mb/s ID del producto: 65361 ($ff51) Potencia del bus (mA): 500 ID del fabricante: 4310 but it does not mount Iīm running Panther 10.3.9 on a Powerbook Titanium with 512 mb. Any Idea? Thanks in advance. |
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Join Date: Aug 2005
Location: USA
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:/ Not wanting to harm anyone's feelings, but you aren't supposed to just yank the player from the USB connection when it's transmitting data. That's what the warning is for.
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Join Date: Jul 2006
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Yeah umm...if it was writing anything at that moment...it is quite possibly ruined.
You may get lucky and be able to reformat it with something such as Disk Warrior or maybe as easy as through Terminal using fsck. |
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Join Date: Aug 2006
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that did not work I unplugged it once the system told me that it was unable to format it I think it has no format at all ......????? |
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