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> David Guerizec wrote: |
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>> Hi all, |
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>> I recently bought a no-name flash card reader, and I have a problem |
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>> making |
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>> it work under gentoo. |
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>> I tested it under Ubuntu-amd64, and it works well. |
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>> By 'well' I mean when I insert a card into the reader, the corresponding |
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>> device /dev/sd[letter][number] is automatically created and I can mount |
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>> the partition. |
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> I think I have the same problem with my USB flash card reader. But I run |
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> sg_map (from sg3_utils) as root to make the device appear (in my case |
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> its /dev/sda1) |
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> I would be really interested to know if you manage to make it happen |
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> automatically when inserting a card into the reader. |
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Sorry, no :/ |
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But thanks for the sg_map trick, this was (and still is unfortunatly) very |
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useful. |
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> If I have the card inserted while I connect the USB cable to the |
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> computer the /dev/sda1 device appears automatically, but as you say |
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> there seems to be no USB event happening when inserting a card afterwards. |
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Same symptoms here. What kind/brand of card reader do you have ? |
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> /Andreas |
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David |
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