The System Recovery partition was between the empty space and the c: drive. Recently after cloning a system using Clonezilla, I found all the empty space on the drive was located on the end of the disk.
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I have a mac (I was using a borrowed computer when I ran minitool partition wizard), and under Disk Utility the SD card shows up. When I hook up my phone to the computer, and go to mount USB storage in Recovery, the computer seems to see it. invalid argument, error mounting SDCard." Same with formatting SD card, I get "Error mounting /sdcard/!"
In Recovery (I have CWM v1.2518.4), if I go to mount sd card, I get "E:Can't mount /dev/block/mmcblk0. Phone simply says "Removed SD Card: SD Card Removed. I was trying to format it to work with Links2SD, but was being wonky about it, and somehow ended up messing up the SD card. So I'm not sure what exactly I did, but I screwed up my SD card royaly!
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