On Sun, 2005-09-04 at 19:07 +0300, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: > The card I am trying to read is an xd-picture card from an olympus > digital camera. The multicard reader seems to work fine under linux > with a static /dev. It can be mounted as /dev/sda1. An sd format card > from a canon digital camera mounts fine as a vfat file system but when > I am trying to mount the xd-picture card I get a "media not found" > message. I cant test it on a windows machine as I have no windows > machine to test it on. It is a usb-storage type device and it does > have a driver for a 2.4.x kernel on the supplied cd and there are no > errors apart from the one given above. I am wondering if the > xd-picture card has an unusual file system that may have been missing > from my kernel compile.
Ok, so you're using a static /dev? Maybe the card reader uses a different device for each 'slot' on the reader? So if an SD card works on sda1, maybe the XD card is in sdb1 - if that's the case, the "media not found" message would be right, since the SD slot would be empty. You've not said what kernel you're running, but assuming a 2.6 series, what do you see in /sys/block when a card is inserted? That *should* list any actual devices present, which would appear in a dynamic /dev. Simon.
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