At 07:53 μμ 14/4/2002, Dave wrote with Dexter(ity): >On Sun, 14 Apr 2002, Phoebus Dokos wrote: > > > The CF readers can go up to 33 Mbps guaranteed and the HDDs well > depends on > > the machine :-) Some up to 133Mbps (like the 80gig Maxtor that I have on > > the Aurora :-) Guess how long it took to format all the partitions :-) > >It's a bit better than that, Phoebus. > >A CF card by definition supports three different interfacing modes:
Yep but I said readers didn't I???? The specs of the readers I am selling say up to 33 Mbps :-) >True IDE mode (uses IORW# and IORD# to access I/O locations) >PC Card mode (uses IORW# and IORD# to access I/O locations) >PC Card Memory mode (uses WE# and OE# to access memory locations) > >The CF is basically a solid state ATA device where one writes to task file >registers (see www.t13.org) > >See, Phoebus, I've been studying ;P Yep but not reading my posts thoroughly (Gotcha!) :-) Phoebus
