My SD card that I use with my truck's dash-cam says disk full. but disk is blank
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I use Ubuntu 17.04 and the dash cam in my truck records to a SD card. When I put it in my dash cam it says card full, but when I put it on my desktop it says it's empty. I just want it to be like new again, no partitions, etc.
How can I make the card work in my dash cam?
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I use Ubuntu 17.04 and the dash cam in my truck records to a SD card. When I put it in my dash cam it says card full, but when I put it on my desktop it says it's empty. I just want it to be like new again, no partitions, etc.
How can I make the card work in my dash cam?
webcam micro-sd memory-card
edited May 17 at 21:04
vidarlo
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asked May 17 at 20:05
Michael Ray
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Some SD cards are formatted exfat. I am not sure if exfat support is on by default in your version of Ubuntu, which has reached its end of life. Thus, questions about Ubuntu 17.04 are off-topic now.
– user68186
May 17 at 20:26
Can you include the output oflsblkwith the card inserted in the computer? Edit your question to include this information
– vidarlo
May 17 at 21:05
@user68186 17.04 is EOL, but the question doesn't feel specific to 17.04 to me...
– vidarlo
May 17 at 21:06
@vidarlo I am not sure the problem is Ubuntu related at all. The problem may be with the dash-cam or the specific SD card.
– user68186
May 17 at 21:14
That I agree with. My guess is wrong file system or files in the .Trash-folder - which may be related to Ubuntu...
– vidarlo
May 17 at 21:40
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I use Ubuntu 17.04 and the dash cam in my truck records to a SD card. When I put it in my dash cam it says card full, but when I put it on my desktop it says it's empty. I just want it to be like new again, no partitions, etc.
How can I make the card work in my dash cam?
webcam micro-sd memory-card
edited May 17 at 21:04
vidarlo
6,98042139
asked May 17 at 20:05
Michael Ray
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I use Ubuntu 17.04 and the dash cam in my truck records to a SD card. When I put it in my dash cam it says card full, but when I put it on my desktop it says it's empty. I just want it to be like new again, no partitions, etc.
How can I make the card work in my dash cam?
webcam micro-sd memory-card
edited May 17 at 21:04
vidarlo
6,98042139
asked May 17 at 20:05
Michael Ray
63
edited May 17 at 21:04
vidarlo
6,98042139
edited May 17 at 21:04
vidarlo
6,98042139
edited May 17 at 21:04
vidarlo
6,98042139
6,98042139
asked May 17 at 20:05
Michael Ray
63
asked May 17 at 20:05
Michael Ray
63
asked May 17 at 20:05
Michael Ray
63
63
Some SD cards are formatted exfat. I am not sure if exfat support is on by default in your version of Ubuntu, which has reached its end of life. Thus, questions about Ubuntu 17.04 are off-topic now.
– user68186
May 17 at 20:26
Can you include the output oflsblkwith the card inserted in the computer? Edit your question to include this information
– vidarlo
May 17 at 21:05
@user68186 17.04 is EOL, but the question doesn't feel specific to 17.04 to me...
– vidarlo
May 17 at 21:06
@vidarlo I am not sure the problem is Ubuntu related at all. The problem may be with the dash-cam or the specific SD card.
– user68186
May 17 at 21:14
That I agree with. My guess is wrong file system or files in the .Trash-folder - which may be related to Ubuntu...
– vidarlo
May 17 at 21:40
 |Â
show 5 more comments
Some SD cards are formatted exfat. I am not sure if exfat support is on by default in your version of Ubuntu, which has reached its end of life. Thus, questions about Ubuntu 17.04 are off-topic now.
– user68186
May 17 at 20:26
Can you include the output oflsblkwith the card inserted in the computer? Edit your question to include this information
– vidarlo
May 17 at 21:05
@user68186 17.04 is EOL, but the question doesn't feel specific to 17.04 to me...
– vidarlo
May 17 at 21:06
@vidarlo I am not sure the problem is Ubuntu related at all. The problem may be with the dash-cam or the specific SD card.
– user68186
May 17 at 21:14
That I agree with. My guess is wrong file system or files in the .Trash-folder - which may be related to Ubuntu...
– vidarlo
May 17 at 21:40
Some SD cards are formatted exfat. I am not sure if exfat support is on by default in your version of Ubuntu, which has reached its end of life. Thus, questions about Ubuntu 17.04 are off-topic now.
– user68186
May 17 at 20:26
Some SD cards are formatted exfat. I am not sure if exfat support is on by default in your version of Ubuntu, which has reached its end of life. Thus, questions about Ubuntu 17.04 are off-topic now.
– user68186
May 17 at 20:26
Can you include the output of
lsblk with the card inserted in the computer? Edit your question to include this information– vidarlo
May 17 at 21:05
Can you include the output of
lsblk with the card inserted in the computer? Edit your question to include this information– vidarlo
May 17 at 21:05
@user68186 17.04 is EOL, but the question doesn't feel specific to 17.04 to me...
– vidarlo
May 17 at 21:06
@user68186 17.04 is EOL, but the question doesn't feel specific to 17.04 to me...
– vidarlo
May 17 at 21:06
@vidarlo I am not sure the problem is Ubuntu related at all. The problem may be with the dash-cam or the specific SD card.
– user68186
May 17 at 21:14
@vidarlo I am not sure the problem is Ubuntu related at all. The problem may be with the dash-cam or the specific SD card.
– user68186
May 17 at 21:14
That I agree with. My guess is wrong file system or files in the .Trash-folder - which may be related to Ubuntu...
– vidarlo
May 17 at 21:40
That I agree with. My guess is wrong file system or files in the .Trash-folder - which may be related to Ubuntu...
– vidarlo
May 17 at 21:40
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Some SD cards are formatted exfat. I am not sure if exfat support is on by default in your version of Ubuntu, which has reached its end of life. Thus, questions about Ubuntu 17.04 are off-topic now.
– user68186
May 17 at 20:26
Can you include the output of
lsblkwith the card inserted in the computer? Edit your question to include this information– vidarlo
May 17 at 21:05
@user68186 17.04 is EOL, but the question doesn't feel specific to 17.04 to me...
– vidarlo
May 17 at 21:06
@vidarlo I am not sure the problem is Ubuntu related at all. The problem may be with the dash-cam or the specific SD card.
– user68186
May 17 at 21:14
That I agree with. My guess is wrong file system or files in the .Trash-folder - which may be related to Ubuntu...
– vidarlo
May 17 at 21:40