Closed carz0 closed 5 years ago
No idea how exfat-utils can affect lsblk.
lsblk uses own code to detect filesystems, it does not depend on exfat-utils.
Try to remove fuse-exfat (or exfat-fuse, depending on your distro) if it's installed.
I'm sorry for opening this. After uninstalling the package, a few restarts and modules deletions I've got it working. Feel free to come it and thanks for your hard work
Glad you solved the issue.
Hi there I have a rts5139 card reader. I used to be able to see sd cards, but I needed exfat-utils to access the filesystem with Linux. After I installed exfat-utils, lsblk won't list the card anymore. The card works in other computers. As far as I know, exfat-utils is using this driver in order to work. Could you help me find the driver so I can manually delete it and be able to read cards again? Or we will have a fix for rts5139?