As far as I know, lexar's jumpshot cable works with USB enabled compact
flash, which as far as I know is only from them. I do know that other USB
compact flash readers work in Linux - I think Sandisk and Multitech are two
of them. - check the linux usb pages to see which ones are supported. You
may have to compile the kernel yourself for them to work, however.
For my card, I just mount /lexar to access the card, then treat it like any
other mounted file system, copying, moving, or deleting files. When I want
to remove the card, umount /lexar unmounts it.
scott
Chuck Hast wrote:
> I have a Kodak DC4800 which uses compact flash, will this work
> with that camera also?
>
> I purchased d pcmcia desktop card adaptor kit and then found out
> that there is a kernel problem with cf cards and the desktop pci
> kits I tried to get a isa kit but they are no longer in production...
>
> When you mount the card is it just
> mount lexar?
>
> If I can use the USB support I will not worry about the pcmcia
> slot (I can use it for wireless lan cards, they DO work in it)
>
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