How to use a USB SD/MMC card reader?

I have an usb card reader (Apacer) in my desktop machine.

It has several slots for different card types. One of the slots accepts
the compactflash cards I use in my camera.  I can mount those and
copy the pictures, no problems there. (It becomes /dev/sdf)

Another slot accepts SD/MMC cards.  I tried inserting an MMC card,
but nothing seems to happen.  Using /dev/sdf doesn't work - no medium.
And /dev/sdg doesn't exist.  

I obviously have usb block devices & scsi working, or I'd be unable to use
the compactflash cards.  I have also enabled CONFIG_MMC for this kernel. (2.6.14-rc3)

Is there anything else I should do, to make the mmc slot work too?

Helge Hafting 
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