On Thursday, 20 August 2020 21:50:28 BST Dale wrote: > new problem. I have one card that tests fine. I've reformatted it a > couple times but device notifier, DN, just will not see that it has been > plugged in.
Does udisks see it? Have you tried plugging it in, while keeping an eye on the output of: $ udisksctl monitor udisks will identify the device being plugged in, the formatted block device on it, and finally any partitions on the fs, in consequent sections in its output. > I tried a different card reader, different adapter for > going from a TF or micro to SD card etc. Other cards I plug in work > like they should. I can mount the weird card manually without error. > The pictures on it were fine. No sign of corruption at all. I think > what happened, I mounted it manually the other day. I seem to recall > reading somewhere that if you mount something manually, DN won't mount > it for you in the future until you tell it to forget the manual > mounting. I use Plasma's DN, udisks, pmount and even manual mount as root occasionally, but have not come across this problem yet. However, I do not use DN's automounting. > Thing is, I can't find where that is stored so I can remove > it. Maybe it isn't supposed to do that anymore but is anyway. Does > anyone know where those settings are stored? Anyone know where I go to > tell it to see the card and offer to mount it with DN? I've looked > everywhere I can think of for this. Perhaps it is stored in some akonadi entry, or some .qmcl setting. In the first instance I suggest you right click on the Device Notifier in the Plasma tool tray, then select 'Configure Removable Devices' and un-tick: - Only automatically mount removable media that has been mounted before - Enable automatic mounting of removable media This will hopefully flush out any cached USB drive details. If you need these settings you can reset them later on.
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