So I'm having a problem installing backtrack3 on my sansa 4g usb drive and making it bootable... I've completely striped and formatted the drive to fat32 and I've tried using enetbootin (which claims a successful install and requires a reboot.) and I set my bios boot priority to boot from removable drive im not sure if im missing a step along the way or if anyone knows of any incompatibility etc.... im running an ASUS G71G/G71GX series if thats gonna make a difference
These answers are garbage. You should be using "Roofus," you won't have to do any of that fancy formatting stuff. You can just select the drive and ".iso" file in the program and begin burning. https://rufus.akeo.ie/
SOURCE: 4g sandisk (wont format)
I'm not sure but did you try to go to my computer: right click the partition and check off (if it stands) protect or hidden
SOURCE: Format a 4g micro card?
When you format a drive everything get deleted...and you may not be able to have your system to recognize it again you have a risk and I am not sure that you need to go that far especially that you do not have a backup driver for it...let me know if that work and please remember to rate my service so I am able to continue provide quality service and improve on it with your help. God bless
SOURCE: Sandisk U3 Cruzer Micro 8Gb Cant Format :S
rite click on it in mycomputer and click propertys to see if your thunb drive even has memory on it could have ben fried by sum and has no memory now
SOURCE: Installing Micro SD card to Sansa e260R
Hello,
The Sansa e260 Rhapsody (e200R series) supports:
1. micro SD cards ( not the HC type )
2. micro SD cards up to 2 GB of memory capacity
See next site:
http://kb.sandisk.com/app/answers/detail/a_id/200/related/1
SOURCE: I have Sandisk USB 4G
which OS u r using? XP,Vista and 7 Os will automatically install the drivers for it.
if not, check sandisk site for drivers
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