have you tried taking out the card and rebooting?
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Yes.
/etc/rc.d/init.d/pcmcia restart
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This has to be done from superuser (su then enter password at the prompt) because
if one does not one receives errors re. lack of permission.
{I add that in case someone really new to Linux reads this.}
When I enter: "/etc/rc.d/init.d/pcmcia restart" I get:
cardmgr[15280]: open_sock(socket 0) failed: Device or resource busy.
?? Thanks! doc
EDIT -- ***SOLVED***
Just noticed that when I try an Eject on my card slots it shows the SanDisk
card still in the CF slot even though it is not.
When I run Eject on the SanDisk it fails.
I uninstalled the SanDisk WiFi/Memory app.
I ran Restart instead of using the Power Off the Power On button.
I then re-installed the SanDisk app.
Tried to activate the SanDisk app as User and permission was denied.
Activated the SanDisk app as SU. OK. One odd message "umount: /mnt/cf/: Invalid argument"
Opened Opera and clicked Connect. Worked!
doc