Host Can't Read Smart Data Sd Card Linux

I have an SDHC SanDisk 16 GB card which volition not mount in the laptop, simply works OK in the camera, and I can transfer pictures to the laptop when connecting the camera via USB. The menu is not locked.
I also have an SD Kingston 128 MB card which mounts OK in the laptop.
Gparted tells me that the 128 MB card is formatted to FAT xvi, but I can't establish the formatting of the 16 GB menu.
Whatever assist, please.........

Linux Mint 18.2 Mate 64 bit and the camera is a Fujifilm Finepix SL.

Edited to add:
The carte used to piece of work OK, and I'm wondering if this is relevant. I'yard non sure when things went wrong, but may have been coincident with an OS update.

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Mail by **catweazel** » Friday Aug eleven, 2017 ten:36 pm

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                sudo mountain -t vfat /dev/<device> <mountpath>

Mail by **norm.h** » Sat Aug 12, 2017 8:00 am

Thanks, just I don't know what to put in to describe the <device> and <mountpath>

Mail past **catweazel** » Sat Aug 12, 2017 8:23 am

You need to identify the device. Use this:

Once you've correctly identified it, practise this:

Where sdX is the identified device and 1 is the segmentation number.

Post by **norm.h** » Sat Aug 12, 2017 9:21 am

Thanks for the help.
I got it mounted -one time, and saw all the pics, as expected.
I need to run gparted to check and change, if necessary, the format, but couldn't get gparted to kickoff, so did a reboot.
Now I'm getting this

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                  normh@normh-nspire2 ~ $ lsblk NAME        MAJ:MIN RM   SIZE RO TYPE MOUNTPOINT sr0          11:0    i  1024M  0 rom   sda           eight:0    0 465.8G  0 disk  ├─sda5        viii:v    0   3.9G  0 part [Bandy] └─sda1        eight:1    0 461.9G  0 part / mmcblk0     179:0    0  fourteen.9G  0 disk  └─mmcblk0p1 179:1    0  14.9G  0 part  normh@normh-nspire2 ~ $ udisksctl mountain -b /dev/mmcblk0p1 Error looking up object for device /dev/mmcblk0p1

Post by **norm.h** » Sat Aug 12, 2017 9:53 am

I've got it mounted, [hurrah!] and gparted is telling me information technology's formatted to FAT32, which is what one would expect for this size card.
So why won't information technology mount in the normal style, 'cos it used to?

Mail by **norm.h** » Sat Aug 12, 2017 10:17 am

And then, mounted with an icon on the desktop, clicking the icon I get this....[screenshot] telling me that the file is of an unknown type, but gparted says it's fat 32.
And even so before, [when it was just called "disk"] the contents were displayed.

Another matter I've noticed is that when mounting in the CLI information technology takes quite a few minutes to be recognised.

Post by **austin.texas** » Sat Aug 12, 2017 ten:22 am

What is the current result of

Tin can you see the contents in your file managing director?

Postal service by **norm.h** » Sat Aug 12, 2017 ten:34 am

lsblk -f shows:

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                  normh@normh-nspire2 ~ $ lsblk -f Proper noun        FSTYPE LABEL UUID                                 MOUNTPOINT sr0                                                            sda                                                            ├─sda5      swap         9c193b4f-2dc5-4dce-a67a-a23dcdbbd9d3 [Swap] └─sda1      ext4         7b9f42b1-3564-4d7c-a7b9-793f34344d1d / mmcblk0                                                        └─mmcblk0p1 vfat                                              /media/root/deejay normh@normh-nspire2 ~ $

File Director and gparted show:

Postal service by **norm.h** » Sat Aug 12, 2017 11:18 am

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                  normh@normh-nspire2 ~ $ sudo umount /dev/mmcblk0p1 [sudo] countersign for normh:  normh@normh-nspire2 ~ $ sudo mount /dev/mmcblk0p1 mount: can't find /dev/mmcblk0p1 in /etc/fstab

Just tried a little experiment............
Restarted and put in the fat sixteen 128MB card - mounted straight away.
Restarted and put in the fat 32 16GB bill of fare - wouldn't mount.

Lowest common denominator seems to exist the file system...............

Time to call information technology quits for today - many thanks for your help, and I'll look in again tomorrow.

Mail service past **wibbly** » Tue Aug xv, 2017 2:50 am

I take a like problem. If I format an SD card using an old windoze vista laptop information technology formats fat32, i tin can put information technology into the Linuxmint desktop and information technology mounts. If I format information technology using Linuxmint, it won't mount?

Post by **Faust** » Tue Aug 15, 2017 iii:32 am

wibbly wrote:I have a similar problem. If I format an SD carte du jour using an sometime windoze vista laptop it formats fat32, i tin put it into the Linuxmint desktop and it mounts. If I format it using Linuxmint, it won't mount?

I also have this type of situation occasionally .
I take a bunch of used HDDs which are very useful for diverse projects , only they usually demand reformatting .
Much every bit I love Linux ( and I apply Gparted regularly ) there are times when I accept to go back to Partition Wizard in Windows to get the job washed ,
and information technology irritates me greatly !

There must be something going on "under the hood " , merely I tin can't work out what this basic deviation is .

Any clues anybody ?

Postal service by **wibbly** » Tue Aug 15, 2017 iii:38 am

xxx minutes ago, I tried formatting an Sd card in the Linux auto, I changed the label at the same time.
It said 'Done', so I removed it and inserted it again.
Goose egg, didn't mount. It also completely shut down my card reader unit. No lights. Zero.
Fired upwardly ye olde laptop, used that to format the card. The card still had the old characterization on it, Linux had done nothing with the card, non even changed the label.
After formatting on Windows, I rebooted the Linux motorcar, the carte reader was reactivated.
Inserted the SD bill of fare and information technology mounted and worked commonly.

This has only started post-obit recent updates over the last few months, and I accept no thought why?

Mail by **norm.h** » Tue Aug 15, 2017 6:55 am

It's reassuring, in a way, that I'yard not lonely hither.

When I mountain the card using the "sudo udisksctl mount -b /dev/mmcblk0p1" command it mounts after almost a infinitesimal, just gives an "unknown file type" error when trying to open it.

gParted takes some other minute scanning before finding it, then the drop-downwards menu to "Format" only gives the pick to "unmount" - the residuum are greyed out.

Methinks this needs a far better brain than mine to resolve...............

Mail by **austin.texas** » Tue Aug 15, 2017 9:58 am

norm.h wrote:gParted takes some other minute scanning before finding it, then the driblet-down menu to "Format" only gives the pick to "unmount" - the residue are greyed out.

Y'all can't perform operations like giving it a new format while it is mounted - and then unmount it. And don't forget to click the Apply button on the toolbar in Gparted to complete the operations.

Post by **norm.h** » Tue Aug 15, 2017 eleven:21 am

Ah yeah, light-headed me....
Anyway, formatted the card in the camera [which doesn't say what format] then tried to mount in laptop - no change.
Then re-formatted equally fat 32 in the laptop, [after mounting with the previous control] but nonetheless no change.

Gauge I'll take to rely on connecting the camera with USB.

Post by **norm.h** » Sat Jun 15, 2019 three:xiii pm

So almost 2 years on, after several new kernels, an upgrade to 18.3, and prompted by a post on another site I had another try.
The 128 MB SD carte du jour mounted right away, merely the SDHC 16GB card took about thirty seconds to mount.
Both cards take only 5 or six images on them.

I therefore don't really have a problem, but it seems that it'southward a question of time to read the larger carte du jour.
Could I be right or am I talking rubbish?

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