(05-11-2018, 07:11 PM)evilbunny Wrote: Emmc is always mmcblk0 and sdcard is always mmcblk1
It looks like one of these:
https://www.pine64.org/?product=16gb-emmc
Now now @evilbunny... I'm the one who's supposed to confuse the boards... unless he has the LTS board, there's no eMMC on the pine64
@fsa317 In the first instance, I'd just start from a new image on a new card, preferably the same one you started from before, so that you can firmly point the finger at the old SD card probably failing. Then you can try recovering the card as evilbunny said. I'd also add testdisk to the list as a possible rescue tool. When you do get it up and running again, keep in mind that even though SD cards (or at least the better ones) have wear leveling build in to the SD card control chip, that they do have a limited number of write cycles, so you can to minimise unnecessary writes to the SD card. So things like log2ram can help a lot. Also not having databases stored on the SD card if possible - shove them on a hard drive if you can - even on another machine via NFS or SMB if you have to.
