Problem writing to SD card in Ricoh card reader

I have a Gateway 4540GZ laptop with a Ricoh card reader. Whenever I plug in an SD card, it recognizes it as usual. But it won't let me write data in dd, gnome-disks, gparted, caja, et cetera. So I remove it and flip the lock switch to lock, plug it in, and I can't write any files, but I can write data in dd, gnome-disks, and gparted. Thinking it was because I was using an 8GB SDHC card, I swap it for a 2GB SD card and I get the same results. What am I doing wrong?
Last edited by Bolt473 (2013-11-15 04:19:52)

Hello!
I have the same type of problem so I post there.
I' try to write on a file on the SD card, and if I don't open and close the file on the loop, there's only one line writed.
Unfortunately, on my application, I have to read the measure and write them on a file quickly than 10 ms and if I open and close the file each time, writing part take too long.
Is there a tip to resolve this?
Regards,
Cédric

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