[Bug 11302] I get a kernel OOPS! If I try to attach an usb card reader, SD, MMC, ecc.. to my Slamd64

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http://bugzilla.kernel.org/show_bug.cgi?id=11302


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------- Comment #10 from pinc_o@xxxxxxxx  2008-09-03 06:13 -------
Yes,

excuse me. I probably have confused my card reader with my notebook built-in
card reader ... In fact, my Trust card reader doesn't read SDHC, it read only
SD.

For your information:

However, I have tryed on my notebook. On my notebook I have kernels 2.6.25.9
and 2.6.23.17. With kernel 2.6.25.9, using the builtin card reader, get the
same error as the kernel above. Instead, if I start the system with old kernel
2.6.23.17, my SDHC in the built-in card reader is read and wrote correctly,
instantaneous. 
Unfortunately, now I not have more time, but soon I compile the new kernel
2.6.26.3 or better, in my notebook too and try ...

Please,excuse me for the inconvenience and for my bad English.

Best Regards


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