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You are correct, the internal card reader was the problem, I tried today in |
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a Dell Vostro running ubuntu, and everything worked nice, even tried in |
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another Dell laptop with windows, and the card was recognized as well. It |
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seems the problem is indeed my hardware, so I'm buying a usb card reader to |
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shove it inside the eeepc to finally gain 16GB that I'm needing to do some |
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more interesting stuff in it. |
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Érico V. Porto |
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On Thu, Nov 17, 2011 at 4:08 AM, <fenlo@×××.net> wrote: |
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> Hello, |
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> I would guess the internal reader don't work properly for such modern |
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> cards. |
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> Especially for the 701 there exist some reports about similar problems. |
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> You may try on another (external) sd-card-reader which is specified for |
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> class 10 cards. |
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> Steffen. |
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> Am 16.11.2011 19:32, schrieb Érico Porto: |
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> > Hello, |
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> > I'm having lots of hardware error current when trying to use a sdhc card |
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> > (transcend 16GB) on my eeepc701. I have never used any card on gentoo |
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> > before, but I have used with success previously in Ubuntu. |
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> > Is there some know bug? |
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> > Also, only sometimes I get a device at /dev/sdb and couldn't get any |
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> > /dev/sdb1 to show, but I do see it using fdisk /dev/sdb and them |
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> pressing p. |
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> > Érico V. Porto |
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