I would say usually but not always, though I am only going from
anecdotal evidence on various lists. As an aside, I just got mine going
under Mandrake. Seems in the upgrade from 9.0 to 9.1, Mandrake did
something to get it going. It now works fine using Kwikdisk to mount it
as a special device. It did say in its manual that it would work with
Linux kernels 2.4x so that's why I was so surprised when it did not work
with Mandrake at first.
Cheers
Jason
Ryurick M. Hristev wrote:
On Tue, 22 Jul 2003, Jason Greenwood wrote:
Hi,
Not entirely true. A lot of them do not strictly adhere to the USB mass
storage protocol - thus the need for a driver disk in many cases. I have
So, if it doesn't need a drive for the newest MS Windows (e.g. 2000, XP)
should I assume that it is "standard" and will work with Linux too ?
(I have a no-name CF -> USB reader exactly like this)
Cheers,
