re Comment #1...
> Perhaps theres is a mode switch for these kind of devices like many 3G
modems
Given that it works fine on Windows and MacOS, as a mass storage USB
device, I think this is different.
I also note that it works perfectly on Solaris UNIX: both the internal
flash and SD card are mounted.
> Could you please try the following to see if the device itself can make this
> switch.
> When you insert the card, the recording media changeover display will appear.
> Change over to the SD card
> and plug the device into an Ubuntu computer. Does the SD card show up on the
> desktop or is it still the
> internal memory?
The latter; it makes no difference.
> Perhaps getting the lsusb output will show what kind of card reader is
being user (perhaps it is
The lsusb output is shown above; the LS-11 shows up as a simple mass-
storage device; no sign of a separate device for the card reader.
I imagine that's because it's a single USB device, which should appear
as a single SCSI target, via the mass storage driver, but with two LUNs?
Yet that seems not to be properly enumerated on Linux, but it works fine
on Solaris.
Oh, it also does not work on Debian, I note.
** Changed in: linux (Ubuntu)
Status: Incomplete => Confirmed
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Title:
Ubuntu can only access the internal memory but not the the flash card
on Olympus LS5 & LS11 series.
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