#Alcor micro usb card reader asus udate driver
#Alcor micro usb card reader asus udate for windows 10

(If you are not already familiar with it, the kernel build procedure is enough of a challenge without adding Secure Boot to the mix. Once your custom kernel boots successfully with Secure Boot disabled, you can then work towards satisfying the Secure Boot requirements and re-enabling Secure Boot, if you wish. Note that if your system uses UEFI, you might need to disable Secure Boot in order to be able to boot custom kernels without signing them yourself. You might have to compile your own, very slightly customized kernel package, using the backport kernel's configuration (at /boot/config-5.10.*) as a starting point, and just change it to set the two above-mentioned options to be built as modules. The other dependencies seem to be already available as modules.

#Alcor micro usb card reader asus udate driver

And since this is a dependency for the actual card reader driver ( CONFIG_MMC_ALCOR), the kernel configurator is not even allowing to select the card reader driver unless its bus interface is enabled first, and so the CONFIG_MMC_ALCOR line does not appear at all. If it was enabled as a module, you'd see CONFIG_MISC_ALCOR_PCI=m instead. This indicates the driver for the card reader's bus interface is not enabled in the kernel configuration. You could get the PCI device ID database updated by running sudo /usr/sbin/update-pciids, but it will only allow the device to be identified by product name in the lspci listing: it will have no effect for actual hardware support.

The lspci command just does not have a product name for it yet. Output of grep -e MISC_ALCOR_PCI -e MMC_ALCOR -e MFD_CORE -e MMC /boot/config-5.10.*: CONFIG_PCI_MMCONFIG=yДЄccording to the PCI vendor and product IDs, this is the card reader.

#Alcor micro usb card reader asus udate for windows 10

dmesg prints nothing and lsusb, lsblk, lscpi don't list the sd card reader.Д 2:00.0 Unassigned class : Alcor Micro Device ASUS VivoBook 14 X412DK Alcor Card Reader Driver 2.0.150.1013 for Windows 10 64-bit 64-bit driver download - X 64-bit Download - ењ†4-bit download - freeware, shareware and software downloads. Now there should be support for this card reader according to github.Д«ut on insertion nothing happens. So I updated to the kernel version 5.10.: ~ cat /proc/version Via hw-probe ( link) one can see that the sd card is a Alcor Micro AU6621, which isn't configured correct.

I want to use the sd card reader on my ASUS UX501VW-FY144T.