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Ah OK
I have a Bootable Ubuntu and it doesn't recognize the drive at all.
There was a small partition at the start of the micro sd card too
Ah OK
I have a Bootable Ubuntu and it doesn't recognize the drive at all.
There was a small partition at the start of the micro sd card too
Guys any more thoughts on this?
No worries, if you guys can't think of anything then that's good enough for me. I'll just reformat the card.
Micro SD cards are generally formatted as exFat filesystem, which is a Microsoft proprietary file system. It will have a small unallocated volume at the beginning. Don't know whether Linux will recognise this proprietary file system. I normally reformat it to NTFS when received..
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Last edited by jumanji; 10 Apr 2023 at 04:53.
Thanks again everyone we can close this. I will just reformat the card as I can't see how we can retrieve anything on it
May be. May be I delliberately did it for some experiment and forgot about it. But what I remembered was that when exFat formatted, there is an Unallocated volume in the beginning.
And when viewed in Partition Wizard the exFat partition shows as "Other" as described by the OP.
In Windows 10, I can see all the data I had loaded into it.
Last edited by jumanji; 10 Apr 2023 at 05:41.