You are describing the SparQ Parallel IDE Disk Drive from Syquest. Each 1.0
GB media cartridge costs about 200 shekels, and the drive itself about
1.200.
The drive works without much fuss under RedHat Linux's generic kernel. You
just need to connect the device to your parallel port and then enter
Check the parallel section in the kernel - I know that Shuttle is
supported is most of the hardware Parallel->IDE equipment is with
Shuttle Chip.
Hetz
Dilog Mail wrote:
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> Thanks!
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> Any specific models (including those NOT to touch)?
>
> Regards
>
> Daniel
>
> Hetz Ben Hamo wrote:
> >
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Thanks!
Any specific models (including those NOT to touch)?
Regards
Daniel
Hetz Ben Hamo wrote:
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> Dear Daniel,
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> Well, You can do something simple:
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> There are kits you can buy which are Parallel->IDE or Parallel->SCSI -
> and then you connect to them your IDE or SCSI devices...
>
Dear Daniel,
Well, You can do something simple:
There are kits you can buy which are Parallel->IDE or Parallel->SCSI -
and then you connect to them your IDE or SCSI devices...
Some CD-R's like HP Parallel CDR's (external) are just like this: An IDE
drive + Parallel PCB with Shuttle Chipset whic
