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I try to get Arch Linux to access my SD Card with Read & Write. But it can only access as Read Only.
I try to use the Terminal and mount to folder as VFAT. I get this message.
WARNING: device write-protected, mounted read-only.
No, my SD Card was not set to Lock Mode.
Manjaro Linux allow me to Read & Write on my SD Card. But, Arch Linux doesn't.
Can anyone help me?
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try explicit rw option with the mount command
also what is the card reader that you're using?
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I added my user to disk and storage groups and my flash drive mounted as rw under KDE/plasma.
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I think that only storage group is the enough condition
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How do I create storage group to access Read & Write on SD Card / USB Flash Drive?
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I try to use the Terminal and mount to folder as VFAT. I get this message.
WARNING: device write-protected, mounted read-only.
What command was used to generate that output? What is the output in dmesg when the device is inserted or if the system was booted with the device inserted the full output of dmesg?
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Are you sure you did not bump that little write protect switch? If it is a uSD card and you are using a carrier, the switch is on the carrier.
Not questioning your technical prowess, but I have had this very conversation with some very good engineers only to find out they had not double checked that.
Otherwise, what are the specific entries added to the journal when you insert the card?
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How do I create storage group to access Read & Write on SD Card / USB Flash Drive?
For the first check your group list:
$ groups
And if the storage group is omitted try this:
# usermod -aG storage your_user_here
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To add to what ewaller said, the slider on some carriers/adapters moves too easily and gets caught by the internals of the card reader thus changing position when inserted and almost returning to the unlocked position when removing the card, also check that.
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My SD Card was set to unlocked. Arch Linux XFCE won't allow me to write data on SD Card.
I did try dviktor command suggestion. Nothing happened.
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Can you post the part of the dmesg/journalctl log right after you insert your SD card into PC?
PS: also, did you relogin after adding to the storage group?
Last edited by dviktor (2018-02-07 09:51:51)
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Is the SD card of a size that handles FAT32, or do you need to format it FAT16 or exFAT? https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Secure_Di … ile_system
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lspci, lsusb & dmesg - can you try another card?
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I had the same problem recently and it turned out that the card was faulty. I replaced it and everything was fine afterwards.
You can take a backup of the sdcard and then investigate with gparted.
Andrew
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