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I got this case from Harris Technology that works really well. It's a
DataFab case, supports Firewire, USB 1.1 & 2.0. Never really had a
problem with it. Sometimes have had to unload firewire modules sometimes only when the filesystem's FAT32, but that's usually all the probs I've had with it. Never had problems with FW & ext3 or USB. If you want to check out the H.T. site this is the part#: Our Part No: F2994 Stock Availability:ask Manu Part No: MD3A-FW2-USB2 Hope this helps. - Mal [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: I am wondering if anyone can recommend an external hdd case that works with Linux?I can recommend you do NOT get a SWANN Hi Speed (usb 2.0) case. It claps out after some success copying. There are lots of posts on the usb forum suggesting the chipset stinks. FYI, its a 0x05e3:0x0702 Genesyslogic chipset as mentioned on the http://www.qbik.ch/usb/devices list. Unfortunately, when you are in the computer store, the chipset hard to work out! ATB Stu |
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