Re: [sheflug] Recommendations for USB multi-card, reader/writer?

[J Simpson V21 <hubblesimpson [at] xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

lec Melling wrote:

> > On Monday 03 July 2006 14:23, Adam Funk wrote:
>   
>> >> ?22 SanDisk ImageMate 12-in-1
>> >> ?13 Belkin Hi-Speed 15-in-1
>> >>
>> >> Are all of these devices now easy to use with GNU/Linux?  Are there
>> >> noticeable differences of quality and performance between brands?  Any
>> >> other recommendations?
>>     
Adam wrote:
> > 
> > I have the ScanDisk and use it with Kunbuntu 6.6
> > 
> > It works just as it says on the box, no trouble at all. Plug and go.
>   

How many /dev/sd* devices show up when you plug it in?


Hi,
I didn't think my cheap (unknown brand) multi card reader worked with 
linux when I was running Redhat and Fedora.  However, I am now running 
Suse 10.0 and when I was playing I set it to show mounted for various 
things, like cdrom etc. Lo and behold when I plugged in my card it 
showed up and so does my mp3 thingy.  So I presume they worked before 
with Redhat and Fedora I just couldn't see they were there.

Regards

Janet




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