My Kingston DT 101 II 2GB infected by autorun.inf & gi2ky.exe and becom read-only!!
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Mount read-only.
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Mount the filesystem read-write. Again, using this option might alleviate confusion on the part of new Linux users who are frustrated because they can't write to their floppies, Windows partitions, or other media.
I want to continue with this thread instead to create another.
I have the same problem, and try all your tips, but all the solutions have the same thing, the USB is detected as Write protected since you plug it, the dmesg show:
sd 3:0:0:0: [sdb] Write Protect is on
So, commands like dd, fdisk, mount and others always show a warning
The device is write protected.
And nothing can be donde, so i think that the solution could be something like:
1.- Plug the drive
2.- Eject ($eject /dev/sdb)
3.- ¿?
I need your help?
Extra: Or my memory raise the all the read/write cycles.
Last edited by scmbg; 07-10-2009 at 05:43 PM.
Reason: fix typos
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