Lecteur de carte sous linux MDK9.2

Bonjours,

Je viens de faire l'acquisition d'un lecteur de carte multi format :
hama USB2.0 CardReaderWriter.

Dans la rubrique linux du CD fourni avec le lesteur il n'y a qu'un fichier
txt qui suggère de recompiler le noyau avec la prise en charge des disques
SCSI

Je ne suis pas chaud pour recompiler et prendre le risque de tout casser.
Connaissez-vous une autre méthode ?

Merci pour votre aide
Régis
Sous MDK 9.2


Le fichier txt en question :
> The test I carried out is very simple at this stage. First, the kernel
> need to be compiled with the following features:
>
> Loadable module support
> SCSI support
> SCSI disk support
> Probe all LUNs on each SCSI device
> DOS FAT fs support
> VFAT fs support
> Support for USB and the controller
> USB Mass Storage support (as a module)
>
>
> Once the kernel is compiled and machine is rebooted with the new
> kernel, insert the mass-storage class driver module by "/sbin/modprobe
> usb-storage". Then the reader can be plugged into a usb port and
> recognized by the kernel.
>
> The memory cards are seen as SCSI devices and they can be mounted by
> "mount /dev/sdx1 your_mount_point", where x can be a, b, c or d, depending
> on the type of the memory card (a: CF, b: MS, c: MMC/SD, d:SM).
>
> What I've done to test the reader is to copy jpg files of several
> hundred KB and a MP3 file of more than 10 MB. After writing, I will
> unmount the card to clear the cache in the system. Then I will mount it
> again and replay the MP3 and view the jpg files to check with errors.
>
> Hope this can answer your question. Thanks.