jeffrey franc-law wrote:
Do these USB SD card readers work on linux? Since the TI card reader
doesn't work, I thought I would buy one of the cheap USB keys that
take an SDRAM card. I assume, the device is then addressed as USB
Mass Storage?
ciao,
jfl
--I use a 512 MB USB 2.0 stick and a USB 2.0 card reader; they get
recognized as mass storage. Last Christmas I connected a digital camera
to one of the two USB 2.0 ports and it was instantly recognized as mass
storage. (Amazingly, that camera required special drivers to work under
Windows!) In all of the above cases the file system has been VFAT.
The only problem I have been facing is logistic: How to set up my
/etc/udev/rules.d/*.rules files, so that the hotplugged devices are
assigned consistent names. Some changes in the syntax seem to have been
introduced starting with kernel 2.6.13, notably among them the use of
double equals sign for comparisons.
CF
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