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I have a 1 GB SD card my friend tried to put Linux on, and now my system can't detect it. Whenever I try to manually mount it or do anything like that, I get, for example, 'mount: /dev/sdb: unknown device'. The only thing I can think of that might help you is that my sd card reader is /dev/sdb.
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The installation process may have done many partitions on it (accessible as sdb1, sdb2, etc; try to tab-complete them to see if they come up).
Additionally you can try to reformat the drive with gparted.
If all fails the drive may have been damaged, try runningafter plugging it to see if it's loaded or even recognized.Code:dmesg
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