Thread: EXT Partition and Android (CWM City with recovery)

I have an Android Nexus One with Cyanogen and partitioned memory card (fat32 + ext3) to install the apps on the card system. I made a card image with Ghost, ie all partitions. This he had done before and I worked perfectly at the time of restore. Well, I changed the card to restore the size of the ext3 partition with Ghost and something that I had to carry me to restore from Android fails to reach the EXT partition and not boot.


So I have the EXT partition data windows are three folders that miserable I've extracted from the Ghost image to a folder in Windows. I put that data into the EXT partition the memory card, obviously from Windows I can only access but not write to the card. I opted for Ubuntu but it tells me I have no permission to copy anything on that partition, grasping the Linux partition editor I have not found anything useful.

If you want to write to the card in a terminal type "sudo nautilus" without the quotes. I asked for the password (the one you used when you installed ubuntu). It is assumed that this should be sufficient.

Thanks, but I'm running from the pen, the Live version, so I have not got a password. Nor am I able to identify as root from the Live version.