Most recent edit on 2009-05-20 02:46:49 by HarryBo
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SlimCar no longer uses a CompactFlash card. This page is preserved for historical reasons only.
Edited on 2007-01-19 09:37:42 by HarryBo
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CompactFlash was used by SlimCar to store preferences and playlists in such a way that the files could be edited on any PC and also to boot the PC. A design change has been made and SlimCar no longer utilises CompactFlash - it is quicker to boot from a hard drive and the intention is to set many preferences and options using an Installer. This page is preserved for information only.
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CompactFlash was used by SlimCar to store preferences and playlists in such a way that the files could be edited on any PC and also to boot the PC. A design change has been made and SlimCar no longer utilises CompactFlash - it is quicker to boot from a hard drive and the intention is to set many preferences and options using an Installer. This page is preserved for information only.
Edited on 2007-01-19 09:14:45 by HarryBo
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CompactFlash was used by SlimCar to store preferences and playlists in such a way that the files could be edited on any PC and also to boot the PC. A design change has been made and SlimCar no longer utilises CompactFlash - it is quicker to boot from a hard drive and the intention is to set many preferences and options using an Installer. This page is preserved for information only.
Edited on 2006-09-07 01:13:53 by HarryBo
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CompactFlash cards are small, inexpensive flash memory devices. They are commonly used in digital cameras and PDAs. A unique feature of the format is that it is designed to closely approximate the IDE/ATA specification used for hard drives in PCs. With the addition of a cheap interface card (see CF2IDE), you can use a CompactFlash card just like it was a hard drive.
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CompactFlash cards are small, inexpensive flash memory devices. They are commonly used in digital cameras and PDAs. A unique feature of the format is that it is designed to closely approximate the IDE/ATA specification used for hard drives in PCs. With the addition of a cheap interface card, you can use a CompactFlash card just like it was a hard drive.
Edited on 2006-09-07 01:13:39 by HarryBo
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An example of a CompactFlash to IDE adapter. Several types exist, but they all look similar to this.
Edited on 2006-09-04 16:13:22 by HarryBo
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Edited on 2006-09-04 12:56:37 by HarryBo
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An example of a CompactFlash to IDE adapter. Several types exist, but they all look similar to this.
Edited on 2006-09-04 12:55:52 by HarryBo
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Clockwise from top left corner: CompactFlash, MMC, Sony MemoryStick, XD
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Oldest known version of this page was edited on 2006-09-04 12:54:46 by HarryBo []
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CompactFlash
CompactFlash cards are small, inexpensive flash memory devices. They are commonly used in digital cameras and PDAs. A unique feature of the format is that it is designed to closely approximate the IDE/ATA specification used for hard drives in PCs. With the addition of a cheap interface card, you can use a
CompactFlash card just like it was a hard drive.
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