USB mmcblk support (realtek or others)
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Can a USB card-reader ever appear as /dev/mmcblk0 and support the MMC ioctl commands?
I see there are some kernel driver modules such as:
rtsx_usb_sdmmc.ko (rtsx-usb-sdmmc)
rtsx_usb.ko (rtsx-usb)
Can these make a realtek card reader, attached to the USB bus appear as a real MMC device? I notice that all the USB card readers I have access to appear as /dev/sdX. which appear to be an emulated SCSI device. These emulated SCSI devices do not support all the MMC operations (ioctl).
Are there certain USB-attached card-readers (chips) that appear as a /dev/mmcblkX instead of /dev/sdX?
This would allow the card to support blkdiscard, trim or fstrim.
usb sd-card mmc
asked Dec 15 at 20:33
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Can a USB card-reader ever appear as /dev/mmcblk0 and support the MMC ioctl commands?
I see there are some kernel driver modules such as:
rtsx_usb_sdmmc.ko (rtsx-usb-sdmmc)
rtsx_usb.ko (rtsx-usb)
Can these make a realtek card reader, attached to the USB bus appear as a real MMC device? I notice that all the USB card readers I have access to appear as /dev/sdX. which appear to be an emulated SCSI device. These emulated SCSI devices do not support all the MMC operations (ioctl).
Are there certain USB-attached card-readers (chips) that appear as a /dev/mmcblkX instead of /dev/sdX?
This would allow the card to support blkdiscard, trim or fstrim.
usb sd-card mmc
asked Dec 15 at 20:33
Gregor
591211
add a comment |
Can a USB card-reader ever appear as /dev/mmcblk0 and support the MMC ioctl commands?
I see there are some kernel driver modules such as:
rtsx_usb_sdmmc.ko (rtsx-usb-sdmmc)
rtsx_usb.ko (rtsx-usb)
Can these make a realtek card reader, attached to the USB bus appear as a real MMC device? I notice that all the USB card readers I have access to appear as /dev/sdX. which appear to be an emulated SCSI device. These emulated SCSI devices do not support all the MMC operations (ioctl).
Are there certain USB-attached card-readers (chips) that appear as a /dev/mmcblkX instead of /dev/sdX?
This would allow the card to support blkdiscard, trim or fstrim.
usb sd-card mmc
asked Dec 15 at 20:33
Gregor
591211
Can a USB card-reader ever appear as /dev/mmcblk0 and support the MMC ioctl commands?
I see there are some kernel driver modules such as:
rtsx_usb_sdmmc.ko (rtsx-usb-sdmmc)
rtsx_usb.ko (rtsx-usb)
Can these make a realtek card reader, attached to the USB bus appear as a real MMC device? I notice that all the USB card readers I have access to appear as /dev/sdX. which appear to be an emulated SCSI device. These emulated SCSI devices do not support all the MMC operations (ioctl).
Are there certain USB-attached card-readers (chips) that appear as a /dev/mmcblkX instead of /dev/sdX?
This would allow the card to support blkdiscard, trim or fstrim.
usb sd-card mmc
usb sd-card mmc
asked Dec 15 at 20:33
Gregor
591211
asked Dec 15 at 20:33
Gregor
591211
asked Dec 15 at 20:33
Gregor
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asked Dec 15 at 20:33
Gregor
591211
asked Dec 15 at 20:33
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