03-08-2021, 11:25 AM
I hadn't previously tried to use the microSD card slot in my Lenovo 100s-11IBY (currently running Lite 5.2) which I think is somewhat older than your machine. I found a suitable card and much to my surprise the card was recognised and I could navigate the contents with the file manager. As best I can tell, my machine is using the sdhci_acpi driver rather than the sdhci_pci driver mentioned in the AskUbuntu article.
Your machine seems to have an intel Braswell CPU which should be covered by the pinctrl_cherryview driver according to the source code; that driver is built into the kernel according to the config info I can find so there's nothing you can do with that
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What sized cards are you trying? Are they cards you used when running Windows? The card I tried was 16GB and I seem to recall 32GB being a relatively common limit for SD card readers until fairly recently...
Your machine seems to have an intel Braswell CPU which should be covered by the pinctrl_cherryview driver according to the source code; that driver is built into the kernel according to the config info I can find so there's nothing you can do with that
.What sized cards are you trying? Are they cards you used when running Windows? The card I tried was 16GB and I seem to recall 32GB being a relatively common limit for SD card readers until fairly recently...