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> > It appears to behave like an ATAPI device.  Jason Thorpe's anectdotal 
> > evidence suggests that Iomega are rampant ATAPI/SCSI fans.
> 
> OK, but isn't any proof :)

Natch.  Still, NetBSD treats it as a SCSI disk that just has the bad 
fortune to be attached to an IDE interface.  That's gotta count for 
something 8)

> If anybody feels like throwing a drive in my direction, I could be
> persuaded to give it a try...

Uh, a bit far away here.  How about a login on a machine with one? 8)

mike