Originally Posted by extrem0

I think your sd card has gone. What was its brand and class. It usually happens to faster and high capacity micro sdhc cards.
Try Panasonic Sd formatter for windows.

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Well the card was OK after format, but yes it was 16GB CLASS 10 ADATA and so far it works again very well

Originally Posted by Sodan Tok

Well the card was OK after format, but yes it was 16GB CLASS 10 ADATA and so far it works again very well

Great! Nice to know that.
How did you format it?

Originally Posted by extrem0

Great! Nice to know that.
How did you format it?

Gparted on Ubuntu, the only program to which I can trust

Originally Posted by Sodan Tok

Gparted on Ubuntu, the only program to which I can trust

hmm. I thought you said you couldn't format with gparted.
But yes, it's a very good program indeed.

Originally Posted by extrem0

hmm. I thought you said you couldn't format with gparted.
But yes, it's a very good program indeed.

I could, but it was weird, because even the gparted cannot find on the SD Card the master partition/partition table, the data were here but in some raw form

Did you remember to use an external card reader? Do not attempt to partition the card if it's in your phone (unless you're in the recovery command line interface).

Sent from my XT910

Originally Posted by Vatazhka

Did you remember to use an external card reader? Do not attempt to partition the card if it's in your phone (unless you're in the recovery command line interface).

Sent from my XT910

I know and even if I didnt, the card was OK for 4 months and then it just deleted all partitions

Originally Posted by Sodan Tok

I could, but it was weird, because even the gparted cannot find on the SD Card the master partition/partition table, the data were here but in some raw form

so, how did you proceed?
I've one in the same situation (raw) and seems to be dead..

Originally Posted by extrem0

so, how did you proceed?
I've one in the same situation (raw) and seems to be dead..

In Gparted (on ubuntu or any linux I think), it asked me to create the partition table so I allowed it, Then I used foremost to save some files (good tutorial how to image and rescue is here https://help.ubuntu.com/community/DataRecovery/)
But if in your case card is really dead, maybe this wont help you.

Originally Posted by Sodan Tok

In Gparted (on ubuntu or any linux I think), it asked me to create the partition table so I allowed it, Then I used foremost to save some files (good tutorial how to image and rescue is here https://help.ubuntu.com/community/DataRecovery/)
But if in your case card is really dead, maybe this wont help you.

I see. Yeah, mine didn't allow create a new partition table. I think it's really dead. Thanks