Re: smart media card reader problem
>>>>> "Richard" == Richard Lyons <richard@the-place.net> writes:
> No, you're right: it must be the kernel drivers. I've now discovered it
> is worse than you described. I have no complicated filesystems on any
> of the media, but after mounting any one of them it is necessary to
> reboot before you can mount any other type. This applies also to smart
> media and to SD cards - not just to the disgo. Now that is tedious...
Worse.. don't know. What happens is that when you unplug a usb
storage device and plug in a different one, it gets assigned a
different drive letter. What used to be /dev/sda is now
/dev/sdb. The reboot resets the counter.
In your case then, after plugging in the second device, try
/dev/sdb<something> in your mount command.
Funnily enough, I think there is a reasonable explanation for
this.. just can't remember it at the moment.
> Hey ho.
Indeed.
TimT
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