Hi,
In some reason, my letters can't reach to bug tracker.
So, sorry me if i annoying you.
The problem is in that, the sd-card is not autodetected after boot.
I boot virtual machine with Debian Squeeze, where were installed only
base system and some utils (checked in installation window).
The sd-card wasn't autodetected.
So i boot real machine with Debian Squeeze and unload virtualbox,
md-adm, raid1 modules and others.
But sd-card still autodetected properly. Then i start to unloading
services: avahi, hddtemp, hal...
Every time check udev monitor output. When i stopped HAL autodetecting
was broken. I found the nail :)
I turn back Debian Wheezy and install halevt (he needs to install hal
too) and i get working autodetection of my sd-card.
So, this is solution number one: install HAL and HALEVT packages.
When i read udev rules in squeeze, i saw word - udisks. I deinstall HAL
and halevt (with --rurge options)
I installed him and install dbus system too automaticaly. He scaned all
devices and found sd-card.
But after reboot sd-card not autodetected again. After reading udisks
manual, i run: udisks --enumerate, and close console.
And sd-card autodetected properly again.
So, this is solution number two: install UDISKS (he also needs DBUS),
and write "udisks --enumerate" to /etc/rc.local
Solution number two, is more reasonable for me, because installed
packages don't need to hal, unlike dbus.
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Regards, Sergiy Gorel's'kiy!
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