> However it _should_ work without unloading and reloading those modules.
> The fact that it doesn't indicates something is wrong with it.
>
I found that sg_start needs a scsi device to manipulate. It's /dev/sg2
but not /dev/sdb as I tested before.
And the only way to detect media in the card reader I found is to:
`sg_reset -b /dev/sg2`
And the eject command runs as well:
`sg_start -e /dev/sg2`
But if I try to `sg_start -l /dev/sg2` then it not works.
>> And the card reader normal works in the Windows OS.
>>
>
> So we should find out what commands Windows sends to the reader. You
> can do this using the SnoopyPro program.
>
I tested the device in Windows XP about a year ago. And when I tried to
test it yeasterday then... the device didn't work.
I can initialize the current inserted media with "Restart device" option
in SnoopyPro only.
Then you was right about the broken device.
I'm so sorry for the disturbing.
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