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Hi Darryl,
 
>      Does the IBM microdrive work (it's got a CF interface)?  I'm
> interested, but I'd be more interested if the microdrive could be used
> (like everyone else, I'd really like to make a "low-power" router with a
> DHCP server that handles mac addresses).
> 

Yes, the CompactFlash socket is a type II, and the Microdrive
should therefore work. I haven't tested it yet, but I will make it
to work if there is any problems....


Regards,


Soren

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