Hi PLUGgers, I have this very irritating problem. I have an 512MB SD memory card that I use with my digital camera for more than two years now, which sometimes I also use to transfer some data between PCs. So normally, I am able also to delete files in my SD card. By the way, to connect it to my Linux (Kubuntu Edgy and Feisty) machines I've always used my 9-in-1 USB card reader.
Recently, I got a new mobile phone and with it a 1GB Toshiba MicroSD card. There's a MicroSD-to-MiniSD-to-SD card adapter and I used it to be able to connect the MicroSD card into the SD card slot of the 9-in-1 card reader. Strangely, this 1GB MicroSD card is write-protected when viewed from the Linux box even if the MicroSD adapter write-lock is not set. So only the mobile phone could write to it. Now when I use my 512MB SD card with the same slot of the 9-in-1 card reader, the 512MB is now also mounted as write-protected! Could somebody kind explain to me how this write protection works and how I could make both cards writable from my linux boxes? (Or at least make my 512MB SD card writable again?) Thanks in advance, Allister
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