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SD card only recognized after physically removing

w0ndersp00n
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I've installed Armbian on my brand new Odroid N2. I realise it still is WIP, but almost everything works great. There is just one issue, which prevents me from setting it up the way I want.

 

I use my eMMC card to boot the system. I've also added a larger A1 SD card for application data. However, after a reboot the SD card isn't recognized. There isn't even a message about it in dmesg log. But when, after booting, I remove the SD card and insert it, all of the sudden it's detected and mounted.

 

Does anyone know how I kan make this happen at boot, so I don't need to physically access the device in order to use it after a reboot?

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