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["Matt 6:27" <921932@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

Public bug reported:

I've an internal SD card reader connected via an on-board usb port.  If
I insert an SD card into the reader, it mounts the card and permits
read/write as expected.  However, after I 'safely remove' the SD card,
the system will not recognize the drive (which probably makes sense in
the absence of a card).  More importantly, it will not remount the SD
card if I reinsert it into the reader, unless I reboot the system first.
How can I remove a card and later remount it (or mount a different SD
card) w/o having to reboot?

I'm running 11.10 64bit; kernel 3.0.0-14-generic; and gnome 3.2.1.

Thanks in advance.

** Affects: nautilus (Ubuntu)
     Importance: Undecided
         Status: New

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Title:
  SD card reader can't be remounted without a reboot

Status in “nautilus” package in Ubuntu:
  New

Bug description:
  I've an internal SD card reader connected via an on-board usb port.
  If I insert an SD card into the reader, it mounts the card and permits
  read/write as expected.  However, after I 'safely remove' the SD card,
  the system will not recognize the drive (which probably makes sense in
  the absence of a card).  More importantly, it will not remount the SD
  card if I reinsert it into the reader, unless I reboot the system
  first.  How can I remove a card and later remount it (or mount a
  different SD card) w/o having to reboot?

  I'm running 11.10 64bit; kernel 3.0.0-14-generic; and gnome 3.2.1.

  Thanks in advance.

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