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I am trying to find an "all in one" usb flash media adapter that will work
under SuSE Linux 8.0pro , and wonder if anyone has any suggestions .

It needs to be capable of Compact Flash , Smart Media and MultiMedia Card
access .

I am not sure if it is useable under Linux but the Dazzle dm8400 is a real
nice unit as far as features , anyone have any ideas ?

tia for any input :)

Douglas Cole
Registered Linux user # 188922

Quote:> I am trying to find an "all in one" usb flash media adapter that will work
> under SuSE Linux 8.0pro , and wonder if anyone has any suggestions .

> It needs to be capable of Compact Flash , Smart Media and MultiMedia Card
> access .

> I am not sure if it is useable under Linux but the Dazzle dm8400 is a real
> nice unit as far as features , anyone have any ideas ?

> tia for any input :)

> Douglas Cole
> Registered Linux user # 188922

Uno! makes several products; I believe they have a multi-format unit - I
have their CF reader; works great.

Check at;

http://www.qbik.ch/usb/devices

HTH

dazzle 6-in-1 works.

Thanks for the link, helped out well , and found the dazzle unit on the
list , though no input as to how to make it work , hope it won't be a
hassle, usb seems to still be touch and go ...

Thanks again !

Doug

Well in followup to my original post , I ended up going with the Dazzle
brand (SCM Microsystems), but when I went to the local Compusa store to
purchase it the original model dm-8400 was not available (geeze that
was fast) :^(

So after some quiet deliberation as to whether the new model (6-in-1 dm-21200)
would work under Linux , I decided to gamble, spring for it ($49) and a
lexar mmc card , went home plugged it into my SuSE box and -bang- it
recognized it , automatically made a mount point for me (/media/sdf1) and
I am ready to go !
And it recognized my smart media card for my camera as well.

Since I already had the usb-storage module setup for my digital camera,
that part was not necessary, so it was truly a plug-n-play (yecchh)
experience :^)

Thanks all for the input , just thought I would let others know that this
model anyway works great with SuSE 8.0 :)

Douglas Cole
Registered Linux user #188922