The Handydrive

[Nathan England]

Or better yet, sometime back, couple months maybe?, someone was giving
away 12mb versions of these, and this is where I got familiar with
these.  It's a keychain type deal. I think they are included in some
software package as a promo now, but I got a 12mb version for free
somewhere, I can't remember where.  The handiest little thing. All my
scripts from work were easily transported home.
But now that I finally got dsl, I had no use for it so I gave it away..
Though I wish I hadn't now.  But I carry my zip with me everywhere, so
it's kind of useless at only 12megs, still handy though..
I could slap myself.  ha ha
Anyone know of this?  or where to get more??

nathan

On 29 Aug 2001 08:35:34 -0700, John (EBo) David wrote:
> Nathan England wrote:
> > 
> > Linux already has support for this built in.  Ever used a usb zip drive?
> > In the kernel on the usb setup is an option for a usb 'mass storage
> > device' so no oem driver is needed. Set this in there and away it works.
> > Plug it in and it should see it as a scsi device..  BTE, you have to
> > have scsi enabled as kernel or module to get that option on usb.
> 
> now, does anyone have an idea how much it costs? ;-)
> 
>  EBo --
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