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It’s not true. Linux still can’t mount my micro sd cards. No matter what I do. macOS and windows both can without a single issue.
my comp cant mount sd card with its internal hardware either. maybe some specific drivers are missing.
Works wonderfully well for me. Must be an issue either with the distro you’re using or with the reader itself, which isn’t compatible or doesn’t use standards somehow.
That must be a specific issue with the microSD card reader that you use. Mounting MicroSD cards on Linux has been possible with supported hardware since they first arrived on the market.