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From: Peter Monta <pmonta@halibut.imedia.com>
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	Dennis on Thu, 17 Sep 1998 00:55:49 -0700)
Subject: Re: Bootable ISA ROM Disk Card: (was Linux or FreeBSD)
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> Speaking of ROM disks --- where can I find a bootable
> supported ISA ROM disk card for Linux?  I'd prefer one that
> accepts PCMCIA memory/flash cards --- particularly the 
> Maxtor ones with the handy hardware write-protect on them.

We're using an IDE flash disk from Sandisk (www.sandisk.com).
It comes in a removable PCMCIA-like format: mechanically it's
PCMCIA, but the interface is IDE.  The small board/bracket
that the card plugs into has an IDE interface that simply goes
right to the motherboard IDE controller.

Cheers,
Peter Monta   pmonta@imedia.com
Imedia Corp.

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