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Hello!
I might stumpled upon a bug in Nautilus 3.18. If I plug in a SD-Card the card is mounted but not displayed on the sidebar inside Nautilus, but the sidebar flickers (so it is at least redrawn). If I plug in a USB-Driver, it is mounted automatically and visible on the sidebar.
I've tested this with a regular SanDisk SDHC-Card, with MBR-Layout and one FAT-Partition and with a GPT-Layout and one EXT4-Partition.
If you can confirm this behaviour, please say it ![]()
Thanks
Last edited by hoschi (2015-10-11 18:06:58)
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I can confirm the problem with SD-cards.
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Thank you!
Here is already an open bug. Basically Nautilus doesn't shown mounted memory cards from card readers, which are connected through PCI-Express (USB works). So this issue affectes most users of ThinkPads.
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https://bugs.archlinux.org/task/46678
Attached PKGBUILD and Patch
Last edited by hoschi (2015-10-14 08:04:41)
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I confirm - similar behaviour. I managed to see my SD card icon blinks and disappears.
Managed to access my SD card through thunar, so it's not an hardware issue.
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Certainly works correct here on my system just tried it with 2 SD cards 100% success
I'm dyslexic Please do not complain about puntuation or spelling and remember most dyslexic people have above average iq.
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Confirmed on a Thinkpad T410
I get the gnome dialog when inserting the card, but no card entry on nautilus.
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Certainly works correct here on my system just tried it with 2 SD cards 100% success
If a card reader doesn't claim to be able to "eject"* cards, it isn't shown. This affects not all card readers, but many like the ones in ThinkPads.
I asked the maintainers to add the patch to the current to the PKGBUILD, but it seem the bug will "remain" on "upstream" till gtk3-3.18.3 is out.
* The wording there is really...uhhh ![]()
Last edited by hoschi (2015-11-01 11:46:15)
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