I verified today that kernel 2.6.28-11 supports the MS Pro Duo card reader on my Vaio PCG-7L1L. BUT the module is not provided by default in Jaunty!
I had to pull down the source, add CONFIG_MEMSTICK=m to the config, and build & install the modules myself. After that, volumes mounted automatically. No patches were necessary.
A lot of folks would like to see this module provided by default. This is common hardware and the driver's been around a while. Is it omitted just because it's marked upstream as "experimental," or was this an oversight?
dmesg:
tifm_core: MemoryStick card detected in socket 0:1
mspblk0: p1
I verified today that kernel 2.6.28-11 supports the MS Pro Duo card reader on my Vaio PCG-7L1L. BUT the module is not provided by default in Jaunty!
I had to pull down the source, add CONFIG_MEMSTICK=m to the config, and build & install the modules myself. After that, volumes mounted automatically. No patches were necessary.
A lot of folks would like to see this module provided by default. This is common hardware and the driver's been around a while. Is it omitted just because it's marked upstream as "experimental," or was this an oversight?
dmesg:
tifm_core: MemoryStick card detected in socket 0:1
mspblk0: p1
lsmod:
mspro_block 23448 0
tifm_ms 14852 0
memstick 18332 2 mspro_block,tifm_ms