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StupidRepo (talk | contribs) Added instructions for Linux users who are encountering an Input/output error, which is usually a sign of a corrupted title. |
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##* Once you see what partition the SD card is, press <kbd><kbd>Ctrl</kbd> + <kbd>C</kbd></kbd> to stop monitoring the output of <code>lsblk</code> | ##* Once you see what partition the SD card is, press <kbd><kbd>Ctrl</kbd> + <kbd>C</kbd></kbd> to stop monitoring the output of <code>lsblk</code> | ||
## <code>fsck /dev/[partition]</code> | ## <code>fsck /dev/[partition]</code> | ||
##* <code>[partition]</code> is the partition that showed up in the terminal, when you inserted the SD card into your computer. (e.g. <code>fsck /dev/sda1<code> if the SD card showed up under <code>sda -> sda1</code>) | ##* <code>[partition]</code> is the partition that showed up in the terminal, when you inserted the SD card into your computer. (e.g. <code>fsck /dev/sda1</code> if the SD card showed up under <code>sda -> sda1</code>) | ||
##* If you see <code>fsck: command not found</code>, run the command with <code>sudo</code> (e.g. <code>sudo fsck ...</code>) | ##* If you see <code>fsck: command not found</code>, run the command with <code>sudo</code> (e.g. <code>sudo fsck ...</code>) | ||
# If your SD card's FAT32 partition was corrupted, you should be prompted with a few choices by <code>fsck</code>. | # If your SD card's FAT32 partition was corrupted, you should be prompted with a few choices by <code>fsck</code>. | ||