Emmc drive gone? Flashing with Jump Drive

[muemmel]

Hi,
 I wanted to flash the another os to the emmc drive.

Therefore I used jumpdrive 0.6 alpha to flash it (https://wiki.pine64.org/index.php/PinePh..._Jumpdrive, https://github.com/dreemurrs-embedded/Ju.../releases/)

the old os was mounted to /dev/sdb with sdb1 and sdb2 (root, boot)

No I can't find the emmc anymore. Guess, I would have need to mount it into the root partion only and not the whole emmc? So, the drive is gone forever or can it be flashed with uart?

[ak42]

Hi,
 I wanted to flash the another os to the emmc drive.

Therefore I used jumpdrive 0.6 alpha to flash it (https://wiki.pine64.org/index.php/PinePh..._Jumpdrive, https://github.com/dreemurrs-embedded/Ju.../releases/)

the old os was mounted to /dev/sdb with sdb1 and sdb2 (root, boot)

No I can't find the emmc anymore. Guess, I would have need to mount it into the root partion only and not the whole emmc? So, the drive is gone forever or can it be flashed with uart?

what do you mean by "I can't find the emmc anymore" ?

what does this command output on your side ?

Code:

ls /dev/sdb*

[hiimtye]

it's strange that your usb media is so low in the assignments, does your computer have no removable media? i.e. optical/flash drives?

for me, it mounts at sdh, with sd{a-c} being hard disk drives, and sd{d-g} being optical and flash storage

anyway, you can shorten the above command to ls /dev/sd* to view your assigned drives that conform to the sd. standard, or you can consult lsusb to see if it's connected