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Thread: Missing SDCard when Nook Tablet 8gb connects to ChrUbuntu Acer C7 chromebook

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* nt- nook tablet, * of- original firmware (b&n version of gingerbread)

have rooted of nt8gb following issue

missing sdcard when nook tablet 8gb connects acer c7 chromebook running chrubuntu
see 4gb internal data partition of nook tablet 8gb there no hint of external sd card


keep stuff on sd card because know internal partition can wiped out , reset device

lsusb list nt8gb not external sd card

not want eject sd card tablet

note: when connect nook tablet 8gb other win7 acer laptop see both nook tablet , external sd card in tablet
2 separate drives 100% success

want resolve can switch on ubuntu completely
not plan on replacing nook firmware;


tia
dave



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