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- From: Jonathan Q <jq@example.com>
- Date: Sun, 22 Apr 2001 19:30:58 +0900
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Does anybody know a USB CF card reader that works with Linux? I have one that is detected by the system but apparently has no driver for it, so it just sits there. It's info, FWIW, is: class: OTHER bus: USB detached: 0 driver: unknown desc: "Carry Inc. SmartMedia & CompactFlash & PCMCIA Card Reader" usbclass: 0 usbsubclass: 0 usbprotocol: 0 usbbus: 1 usblevel: 2 usbport: 0 vendorId: 07cc deviceId: 0006 productrevision: unknown The brand name this was sold under is "Logitec" (yeah, without the "h" - just wait until Logitech's lawyers find out about this) and it appears to be a Japan-only brand. If you know where I can get a driver for it, that would be great. Or if you know where I can get a supported reader (if it also reads Smart Media that's a plus), that will be great, too. My digital camera is not USB, transferring 1600 x 1200 images across a serial link isn't my idea of a good time, and I don't want to use 'doze as an intermediate step if I can help it. TIA, Jonathan
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