Duo/2400 List wrote:
>From: Jay <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
>
>I have two (I'm afraid I'm not selling), but its a type III PC Card (A PC
>Card that is double-thickness, thereby occupying both slots), which mounts
>on the desktop like a normal disk. The one's I got (years ago now) are
>bootable and fantastic!
>
>There is a very good chance that you can find the same functionality in a
>single card size PC Card (Type II)
There is someone on the PowerList who has successfully booted a
PowerBook from a 48 MB CompactFlash card using a Type II PC card
adapter. If you have a digital camera that uses CompactFlash, this
might be a particularly attractive option, because then in a pinch
you'd have an extra card for taking pictures. I'm not sure if it's
the least expensive option, however.
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