Root getting "Your SD Card is not mounted" in DM Updater

[shrink57]

I have a strange problem. I have been running Cyanogen 5.0.5 since yesterday. I always jump back and forth between DM Updater and Clockwork depending on what recovery I need to flash a particular rom, update or kernel. Today I cranked up DM Updater expecting it to ask if I want to update recovery and I am getting a "Your SD card is not mounted" error. My SD card is fine. Just for giggles I went into my clockwork recovery and unmounted and remounted. ROM Manager reports no errors. I am at work so I can't install SB Recovery using my current PC using adb as I normally would. I guess the ROM I want to play with (SB Recovery format) will have to wait. Uninstalling and reinstall DM Updater did not help.

Anyone else run into this?

 

[OMJ]

I havent run into this specifically but you could use terminal emulator in place of adb to flash sprecovery

 

[shrink57]

I havent run into this specifically but you could use terminal emulator in place of adb to flash sprecovery

Yea, but of course like a big dummy I don't have my image files with me. I could download them but I am too lazy right now. I can work it out later but it is a curious error.

 

[twohawks]

I'm having the same issue with DM Recovery. Says SD Card is not mounted. SD Card is mounted with no problems. Bug with Cyanogen or with DM Recovery?

I'm not above using terminal emulator to get back to stock. How do I do it and what images do I need to have on board the SD Card?

Help.

 

[OMJ]

I'm having the same issue with DM Recovery. Says SD Card is not mounted. SD Card is mounted with no problems. Bug with Cyanogen or with DM Recovery?

I'm not above using terminal emulator to get back to stock. How do I do it and what images do I need to have on board the SD Card?

Help.

cyanogen and dmupdater do not agree. Rom manager can flash you back to stock so give that a shot

 

[twohawks]

I'm not seeing the option on ROM Manager to flash me back to stock. What am I missing? (I have the full paid version of ROM Manager)

Thanks!

 

[OMJ]

I'm not seeing the option on ROM Manager to flash me back to stock. What am I missing? (I have the full paid version of ROM Manager)

Thanks!

go to download rom and stock is an option

 

[twohawks]

Downloading now. I have a few questions:

1. Does it give me the option immediately after downloading to install it?
2. Does installing it take me back to a non-rooted stock phone?

Thanks a lot for your help!

 

[vr6dubbin]

I downloaded the same update today to go back to stock and I got an error when trying to flash. Trying to figure out this DMupdater jazz, but it won't read my mounted SD card. Now I don't know what to try!

 

[huytung]

I downloaded the same update today to go back to stock and I got an error when trying to flash. Trying to figure out this DMupdater jazz, but it won't read my mounted SD card. Now I don't know what to try!

i'm assuming you have CM rom...dmupdater doesn't mix well with CM rom so if you wanna use dmupdater to unroot, you have to restore a non CM Rom

 

[twohawks]

OK, downloaded Stock ROM using ROM Manager. Attempted to install and the install failed.

What now? Seems I'm stuck with Cyanomod. Any suggestions?

 

[shrink57]

OK, downloaded Stock ROM using ROM Manager. Attempted to install and the install failed.

What now? Seems I'm stuck with Cyanomod. Any suggestions?

The choice is Cyanomod or stock? Stick with Cyanomod! If you are going back to get the 2.1 OTA downgrade you are making a mistake.

If you really feel you need to go back to stock and the updaters are not working:
http://androidforums.com/all-things-root-droid/47349-now-you-can-live-without-fear-bricking.html

 

[Fecious]

Install Ulitimate Droid, then go into DMUpdater and and choose Stock 2.0.1

That should fix the problem, at least it did on mine. Apparently DM doesn't like to work with Cyanogen. :shrug:

Basically...What he said

i'm assuming you have CM rom...dmupdater doesn't mix well with CM rom so if you wanna use dmupdater to unroot, you have to restore a non CM Rom