David Winter wrote:
> Dear All,
>                Anyone used a CF card as a hard drive? 
They are kind of slow.  Not too bad to read, but still can be a couple
megabytes a second, depending a lot on the adaptor.  But, the write speed
can be REALLY slow, vastly slower than a normal hard drive.

I think you can now get IDE to CF card adaptors, so any old BIOS can
handle it.
>   I thought I read 
> here that someone has done it
> but I searched the wiki and didn't find anything.   I have a card and 
> adapter which I have partitioned
> with fdisk and formatted using   format c: /s   (  DOS  )   but my PC 
> won't boot from it.
This is a USB CF card adaptor?  Many older BIOSs will not boot from USB.

Jon

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