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I "expanded" my Lenovo Laptop with an 256GB PNY SDHC card. I would like to show it as non removeable disk.
As far as I know there is an RMB (Removeable Media Bit) that needs to be flipped.
I found the Lexar USB Tool "Boot It" but it does not list my SD card. I found some sources which propose to replace the disk driver but this is also what I would like to avoid.
I have also seen sources claiming that the exact location of the RMB bit depends on the vendor although this is hard to believe for me.
I am comfortable using Linux, dd and a hex editor for this.
divB
Posted 2015-05-13T21:49:46.237
Reputation: 450
Which OS are you actually using - Linux or Windows? Also why is setting the RMB required? – Karan – 2015-05-14T01:49:05.690
I am using Windows but I am also Linux user (e.g. to boot Linux to set the RMB). I want to set it so that it is handled as an ordinary harddrive (I will install programs on it etc). – divB – 2015-05-14T05:30:50.707
On either OS are you not already able to do so? Does any specific program complain when you try to install it on the card? – Karan – 2015-05-14T05:33:16.957