Hello, I am trying to get a baytrail-t based convertible tablet working with linux, using kernel 4.1 built for 32 bit Debian Jessie. I've made good progress, making my Toshiba Click Mini work sufficiently well to be useable with a USB wifi adaptor (the driver for the integrated SDIO wifi makes it unstable). A major sticking point is that the internal microSDHC slot is always read only; the device node /dev/mmcblk1 is read-write but when I try and mount it the kernel complains it's not writable. Meanwhile the tablet has a dock which has an full sized SDHC slot, and that works perfectly. I can put cards in the internal and dock card slots and they come up as separate devices, so they're definitely different devices on different buses. Is there some debug I can enable to let me find out why the driver thinks that internal card slot is read only? Is there some way to override the mmc driver read-only/write-protect function to force the driver to allow writing? Needless to say the card works fine in Windows 8.1. thanks very much for your time -- GPG key 843662C6 - Paul Mansfield <paul /at/ mansfield.co.uk> Fingerprint = C642 3DD8 2C2A 5498 4C41 5963 6E9A 0CB0 8436 62C6 -- To unsubscribe from this list: send the line "unsubscribe linux-mmc" in the body of a message to majordomo@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx More majordomo info at http://vger.kernel.org/majordomo-info.html
