IOW, if I place it in its front panel port, Shut Down > Restart, then its drive
F: is opened and I can work with its contents. But if I then remove it and return it or replace with any other SD card, then it's as if it doesn't exist any more.
Terry Pinnell <me@somewhere.invalid> wrote:
IOW, if I place it in its front panel port, Shut Down > Restart, then its drive
F: is opened and I can work with its contents. But if I then remove it and >> return it or replace with any other SD card, then it's as if it doesn't exist
any more.
It's quite common for SD card hotplug on USB adapters to not work correctly. >The solution is to unplug the USB connection once the SD card has been >replaced, causing a USB hotplug rather than an SD card one. I suppose
that's a bit difficult if it's mounted in a front panel bay...
Try another SD card reader?
Theo
Thanks Theo. Coming regretfully to the conclusion that it's a long standing hw
issue of the kind you describe. Maybe I've *never* had to use it until now, years on. Not skilled enough to attempt accessing it inside the case. Guess I'll
have to order an external SD reader.
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