Hi Guys,
OK, I am in an awkward situation ... My camera (Olympus 2020) uses
SmartMedia cards and provide a USB interface to connect with computers. I
can usually mount the camera as a vfat file system from device
"/dev/sda1".
But today, the camera battery died in the middle of a "write" operation.
That corrupted the memory card. I can no longer take pictures with it but
I can still see stored images on the camera.
When I try to mount it using
mount /dev/sda1 /mnt/camera -t vfat
it complains:
"mount: wrong fs type, bad option, bad superblock on /dev/sda1,
or too many mounted file systems"
I hope that my images are still on that card and only the super block is
broken. Is there anyway I can try to repair this broken file system? I
know fsck but I have never tried it on a vfat system. Also, I want to know
whether there is anything else I can try before fsck.
Any suggestion will be greatly appreciated! Thanks!
Michael
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