Hello Tim,
> IIRC, there's a problem with wearing out CF cards after prolonged use
> (1E6 writes or so). Whether that's better or worse than the average
> failure rate of a hard drive for this particular scenario is for you to
> decide - just a reminder of the limitations of flash memory as dis
James wrote:
Neil Bothwick digimed.co.uk> writes:
If I wanted to use CF or SD cards in these old system, is there
an inexpenive interface converter (say CF to ide) that is
redily available?
Yes, I bought one from http://linitx.com and use it in my MythTV
frontend.
OK,
I found some for
Hello James,
> If I wanted to use CF or SD cards in these old system, is there
> an inexpenive interface converter (say CF to ide) that is
> redily available?
Yes, I bought one from http://linitx.com and use it in my MythTV
frontend.
--
Neil Bothwick
I'm warning you! One step closer and I'll
On Thu Aug 9 13:14 , James <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> sent:
>Stefan G. Weichinger xunil.at> writes:
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>> WRAP-boards have up to 3 fast-ethernet-ports, but if you have to use
>> your boxes, it will work out fine with a 1G hdd.
>
>Hm,
>
>If I wanted to use CF or SD cards in these old system, is
James schrieb:
Hm,
If I wanted to use CF or SD cards in these old system, is there an
inexpenive interface converter (say CF to ide) that is redily
available?
I don't know your location so the sources I would check for supplies
very likely won't help you: I am in Austria/Europe.
PC engine
There does exist ide to CF adaptors that will plug right into the
motherboard ide slot and they are relatively cheep. I think I got mine at
newegg.
I know this is a gentoo list, but IPCop or PFsense has a great firewall
product that can be easily adapted to a CF Card. I believe there are
in
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