Hi all,
Some female member of this list (Deb?) told me to better
get a special CF-reader instead of a multi-reader. I have
the following question:
When mounting/plugging in the special reader which icon
do you get under OSX, a grey hard-disk or a white drive
with a slot? Apparently some readers have a USB-to-ATA
converter so those should show as a harddisk.
To Bruce: I checked the 512MB CF-card in a
Windoze-machine and it appears to be FAT, that would be
FAT16. So there's no reader out there that will do je job
on a Mac?? I don't like to buy a PeeCee just to read my
photos.
Also I just tried a multi-reader of a different brand and
got the same result under OSX checking the card:
Filesystem too big (126620 clusters) for non-FAT32
partition.
J�rg.
Hi Jorg
Yep that was me. I get a white drive with a slot with my CF card
reader. I can take a picture of it; there is no brand name, it just
says Compact Flash.
Deb in Rhode Island
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