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Well it doesnt mention anything about bricking a SD Card only corrupting. A brick would make break the Card completly. I really think some people are mixing up what a Brick really means.
Whoever you are, thank you bud. The method you described worked perfectly for me and I have my card back.
I'm tech savvy and familiar with Linux and disk management (so don't condescendingly disregard this with "you just don't know how to fix a partition" or whatever, because I definitely do). I watched someone in real-time kill their brand new SD card; they took their SD card out of its packaging and attempted to format it for the first time inside the UI where it threw an error and just killed it. They handed me the deck and I went into the terminal and used fdisk where it does not show at all, the disk label for it also does not exist and it will not show on any other system either. After rebooting, dmesg shows that the card "Failed to initialize" as well as some nonsensical errors. The Steam Deck recognized it before formatting and now it doesn't anymore.
I've never seen this issue occur on a distro as much as I've seen it happen with Steam OS. Either Steam Deck's format is killing people's SD cards (and given just how many posts I've seen about this, that's very believable), or the cards themselves are simply arriving faulty and are only discovered to be faulty during a format and this is all just a massive coincidence.
I hope Valve addresses this either way, I will never and will never let anyone I know format anything inside Steam OS again until then.
I too used diskgenius and after many attempts, it not being recognised by my PC anymore, I tried to reformat back to EXT4, I've spent the last 7 hours straight (no word of a lie, I'm pulling my hair out at this point) trying to just get my steam deck to take an SD card. Disk genius won't let me format to EXT4, it gets 3/4 of the way through and just stops that last 1/4. I've tried this way, I've tried just plugging the SD card in, going to system on game mode and hitting format SD (validation message comes up on one card, my other 2 cards just fail to format) and I've tried in KDE/KDP (can't remember what it's called but the partition manager in desktop mode) and still nothing. I'm genuinely lost for words thoughts and hope at this point. I was going to upgrade the 64GB internal to a 1tb too, but based off the SD card issues alone, I'm not even going to attempt to swap that over and install new OS after the swap too. I'm stuck to a £349 device that I can play 2 games on. Idk what to do with it
I've tried to format a partition, I've deleted and remade partitions then tried to format them too, and still no luck. I've used 3 SD cards and been talking to steam support (useless as ever) and I've just decided to bite the bullet and buy a 4th card. If that doesn't work I'm giving up completely