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Ferrari is correct that you need to provide additional information, however it is even unclear if you are running Linux, Windows, MAC, Chrome, or something else.
Your question would be more effective in the Linux General, Linux Software forums, or one of the other technical forums. As Aardvark71 has mentioned, this particular forum is for introductions and as a result, not many are here looking for technical questions, nor do these threads show up in the regular sort when people do browse for technical questions.
Hit the REPORT button to contact a moderator and ask them to move your question for you. They do not delete threads, but you can also edit your original question and clarify it as we are requesting you do, or you can just reply with those added details.
Basically ICE is a inter process communication protocol. I could not find a good explanation of ICEauthority but it works similar to Xauthority. Xauthority authenticates the client to server and .ICEauthority authenticates client to client. Where a client is an application.
By the way your original problem was due to your system did not have the stuff for the exFAT filesystem. You needed to install exfat-fuse exfat-utils via your package manager.
In the future you should start a new thread for a new question.
I selected the suggested items from "items not installed" and wal-laaaw my Micro Cards are now read.
Thank you guys very, very, very much. I love LINUX, MS sucks; I never could get help like this (unless I paid a whole lot or stayed on the phone for hours and hours.
I thank EVERYONE a whole lot. BobbyM
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