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What is the loaded module for the sdc reader? 
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It's a custom linux build. However modules for vfat, msdos and fat are loaded.
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Hi,<br />
When connecting a 4GB (reference mmagr04GUDCA-DB) microSDHCcard on my Kernel 2.6.28.10 based system I get the error message in the title. And sometimes the error code is -110. I would like to understand what does the error mean. I can't see the contents of the card in my /mnt/sdcard directory, but it's visible in Windows. Curiously I can the contents of another card, a Sandisk microSDHC of the same size also FAT32 formatted. 
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Hi,
When connecting a 4GB (reference mmagr04GUDCA-DB) microSDHCcard on my Kernel 2.6.28.10 based system I get the error message in the title. And sometimes the error code is -110. I would like to understand what does the error mean. I can't see the contents of the card in my /mnt/sdcard directory, but it's visible in Windows. Curiously I can the contents of another card, a Sandisk microSDHC of the same size also FAT32 formatted. 

What is the loaded module for the sdc reader? 

It&amp;#39;s a custom linux build. However modules for vfat, msdos and fat are loaded.

Error:  mmc1: error -84 whilst initialising SD card

Hi,
When connecting a 4GB (reference mmagr04GUDCA-DB) microSDHCcard on my Kernel 2.6.28.10 based system I get the error message in the title. And sometimes the error code is -110. I would like to understand what does the error mean. I can&amp;#39;t see the contents of the card in my /mnt/sdcard directory, but it&amp;#39;s visible in Windows. Curiously I can the contents of another card, a Sandisk microSDHC of the same size also FAT32 formatted. 

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