I seem to recall something to the effect that this is correct behavior
and that the old behavior on Linux was an incorrect implementation of
the USB specifications.
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Rich P.
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On October 30, 2013 at 12:41 PM Rich Braun wrote:
> barry goldman believes:
> > I keep all my data on an sd card on my netbook/laptop so
> > i don't have to worry about hard drive problems.
>
> If you store all the world's knowledge on the SD card, wouldn't you still have
> to worry about losing
barry goldman wrote:
> on this new asus 1015E computer that came installed with ubuntu
> (12.04?) i tried that and every time i suspend/resume, the system
> seems to unmount the card.
I don't know the answer to his, but as no one else has chimed in, I'll
offer a suggestion that you can look into:
barry goldman believes:
> I keep all my data on an sd card on my netbook/laptop so
> i don't have to worry about hard drive problems.
If you store all the world's knowledge on the SD card, wouldn't you still have
to worry about losing it somewhere between the sofa cushions? ;-)
-rich
I keep all my data on an sd card on my netbook/laptop so i don't have to worry
about hard drive problems. anyway on my old asus eeepc/ubuntu i would simply
mount --move the card to a folder on my home/barry directory and it would be
happy there even when i suspend resume.
on this new asus 1015
