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Posted: Mar. 22 2006,16:50 |
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I have used a USB multi card reader succesfully with DSL And even installed DSL to a 64MB CF-card.
Few things that you should do:
1. connect the CF-card to the reader before you connect the USB card reader to the computer. (dont know if this step is really necessary, but this is what I do.. try this first and experiment later. )
2. Wait a few seconds and mount the USB card reader. with emelfm. Go to /mnt and select sda1, right-click the sda1 and select mount. If it doesnt work, try the same with sdb1 and sdc1
If it worked you can access your CF-card from /mnt/sda1
If that didn't work try manual mounting. Open A terminal and write:
Code Sample | sudo su mount /dev/sda1 /mnt/sda1 |
and you should find your CF from /mnt/sda1 ____ anaconda
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