Really, they all should work fine with Linux. These USB flash drives are one of the few devices, even the off-brand ones, that specify Linux compatibility on the package. I haven't ever seen one that doesn't work, or doesn't specify Linux compatibility, which is pretty cool. You just need a 2.4.x kernel, which shouldn't be a problem.
--Jeremy
A quick note of warning - there is at least one brand of USB Flash Drive that does not work with Linux. I know because I inadvertently bought one - Sandisk. Their flash drives are not USB Mass Storage devices, and definitely do not support Linux.
I would look for the phrase "USB Mass Storage" on the packaging. I replaced it with a Trekstore ThumbDrive Smart, and that worked fine.
Luck,
Scott C.
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