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- Date: Mon, 23 Apr 2001 23:27:49 +0900
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Christopher SEKIYA (wileyc@example.com) wrote: > I've got one -- it's an Adtec AD-SMR model AD-FLSM. Got it at Sakuraya > in Shibuya. Saw one at Sakuraya in Shinjuku, but my hopes were dashed - it was smartmedia only, not compact flash. Unfortunately, smartmedia is just a plus, but compact flash is what I need. I guess if Adtec has a CF version, it wasn't in stock there. Anybody else got another one that works with Linux, or know where to get a CF model from Adtec? > a proprietary method -- I kept buying readers until I found one that did > the right thing. I hope to avoid that fate :-) How about a list of the ones you bought that are known to not work? Thanks, Jonathan
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