Convert SD reader to XD reader

It really bugs me how they've put a drive on the side which will only accept SD cards, when so many devices out there will do both SD and XD.
Has anyone come across any sort of hacks to achieve this?
My girlfriends camera is SD and mine is XD which makes it a bit of a pain in the *** as could just work so simply.
Thanks in advance

Hi Tom,
I was a looking at this a couple of weeks ago.
As far as I can see there is no way to use the SD slot for an XD card.
The nearest thing that I came up with as a solution was to use a micro SD card with Olympus's micro SD to XD card adaptor (MASD-1) in the camera, and the micro SD to SD card adaptor to read it in the MBP SD slot if you don't want to use a USB or FW card adaptor for the XD. Unfortunately even this approach will only work with reasonably recent Olympus cameras, as the adaptor itself won't work in the older ones (including one of mine )
Now that Olympus and Fuji have both announced that they are abandoning the XD card it is hard to see an ability to use it being incorporated in any subsequent models of MBP.
I'm not aware of any SD slot that can actually accept an XD card, though there are many multicard USB and even firewire readers out their of course.
Cheers
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