Thanks for the heads up infinete. I'd get them elsewhere myself, but perhaps look replacing the storage device (I assume they're on SD?) If internal, perhaps the machine is playing up? Hopefully not that!
for those under linux I've found a way to do hide /unhide the drive:
this is for experienced users, as the dd command can be very dangerous, always read twice before pushing enter key. and each person is responsible for not messing their MBR.
first make very very sure you know which drive is the one you want to hide, for this example I'll use /dev/sde
also, make sure you use /dev/sde (with NO number) instead of /dev/sde1 /dev/sde2 etc...
typing the command dmesg after plugging the drive should point you to the correct letter.
(/dev/sda is most likely your boot disk, so NEVER use that one)
we first need to make a backup of the MBR:
as root run:
dd if=/dev/sde of=/root/mbr.bin bs=512 count=1
next we edit mbr.bin with an hex editor, something like okteta
change the last byte from AA to AB
and then save it as mbrhidden.bin
then we have to write it back to the drive
again, be absolutely sure you are using the correct drive or you will end up with an unbootable system.
dd if=/root/mbrhidden.bin of=/dev/sde bs=512 count=1
and that makes it hidden
if you want to unhide it again simply write the original mbr.bin:
dd if=/root/mbr.bin of=/dev/sde bs=512 count=1
and unplug/plug the drive
If you know what it's like this:
does not serve the bold redCode:dd if=/dev/sde of=/root/mbr.bin bs=512 count=1
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I was kinda kidding about the red factor lol, I just meant a warning in general![]()
I'm feeling pretty inept here, I have downloaded the R8 Ustealth to conceal my drive and it won't run. I'm assuming there is a GUI here but nothing happens.
Do you have .Net v3.5 or above installed?
Davebaol commented on this here:You know, I recently found something else that is missing UStealth compatability: cIOS emuNAND code![]()
Do you have .Net v3.5 or above installed?