On Tue, Dec 01, 2009 at 11:44:00PM +0100, Nicolas Petton wrote:
> The real problem is that there is no way to mount the SD card after
> running msynctool, even unplugging the blackberry and trying again
> doesn't work. I tried to restart udev deamon too. I really have to
> reboot :(
>
> A strange behaviour is that if I mount the SD card, then sync, the SD
> card remains accessible. If I unplug/replug it, then it doesn't mount
> anymore.
Sounds like it is the device making this choice for you.
One more thing to check... when you're unable to mount the SD card,
can you run the following command and see if the Mass Storage endpoint
is available:
lsusb -v
I assume it will show up, but would be interesting to see.
If it does, could you capture your kernel messages for a successful mount
and an unsuccessful mount, just to see the difference. I'm assuming one
won't show the drive or something, but worth a check.
- Chris
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