N82 removed original memory card, now neither are ...

I bought a 4gb memory card, switched it and the N82 didn't recognise it, swapped the original 2gb back and it won't recognise either. I did this while the phone was powered on, I don't think I damaged it because it prompted me to remove the card, then press ok.
EDIT
Now the 4gb works but the 2gb isn't recognised anymore.
Message Edited by cubensis on 14-Jul-2008 10:00 AM

format the 2gb and try it again... PLEASE NOTE: you will loose the data.
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