@thomas-launchpad-2 I see the same problem again with an Olympus LS10 on
14.10. As you describe - removing the SD card allows the system to mount
the internal drive. With the card in only the card is mountable from the
UI. Disk utility lists both and both can be manually mounted on the
command
I am using Ubuntu 14.04 and I have the same problem when I plug an
Olympus Digital Voice Recorder DS-5000.
The Voice Recorder has an internal memory of 1GB. Additionally the
recorder has an SD-Card Slot.
When I connect the recorder to my pc via usb with an additional SD-Card
inserted, syslog
** Changed in: linux (Ubuntu)
Status: New = Fix Released
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[Regression] Olympus LS10 internal disk in 8.10 don't automount
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/297792
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Ok, I've just upgraded to 9.04, the problem is solved.
Now works as in 8.04 mounts both units without problem in many different PCs.
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[Regression] Olympus LS10 internal disk in 8.10 don't automount
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/297792
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I'm seeing a similar problem with a Nikon Coolpix S210 camera.
The cause is the camera formats and in my case *will only read* a card that is
unpartitioned.
The FAT filesystem is created on the raw device. If I partition the card in
Linux and create a FAT filesystem on the partition, the
I've tested the device with no SD card inserted, only with the internal flash
memory.
This way the unit is mounted with no problems and works perfect.
So the problem seems to be related with multiple disks in one device.
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[Regression] Olympus LS10 internal disk in 8.10 don't automount
** Summary changed:
- Can't mount Olympus LS10 internal disk in 8.10
+ [Regression] Olympus LS10 internal disk in 8.10 don't automount
** Changed in: linux (Ubuntu)
Status: Incomplete = New
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[Regression] Olympus LS10 internal disk in 8.10 don't automount
