Trying to locate internal SD card reader
I have a new computer with with an SSD internal drive, built in SD card reader, and USB expansion ports.
If I populate media in all slots and type "fdisk -l" I get a listing of the partitions for the external USB ports but fdisk doesn't report anything for the internal media. If I unplug the USB drives and type fdisk it just goes to the command line. If I type "df" it locates the partitions for the internal SSD drive but doesn't report anything for the media in the built in reader. If I type "mount" the same thing. I've looked in /dev/ but I can't find anything that looks like something I can mount. I'd expect something like sda1 or something similar but it's not there. The contents of /media/ do report something called "card" but going there and typing "ls" doesn't get me any result. There is also an entry for "mmc1" but it too doesn't report anything. any advice? |
Does anything appear in dmesg when you put in an SD card? Put an SD card in the reader, then post the output of dmesg | tail here. (This gives the last 10 lines of the system log)
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Hi,
Which distribution and kernel are you using? |
Thanks for your responses. I've solved the problem. Namely, either my computer or myself is being a flake. It's located under the MMC1 in media. I swear I tried that multiple times but I just rebooted, used the mount command, and there it was mounted.
I have no idea (shakes head ruefully). |
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