Well, PalmOS actually does, to some degree, already.
IIRC, an SD or MMC card in a newer Palm is formatted as a disk drive
with an IBM-compatible partition table. I imagine that that is why it is
primarily used for backup storage.
Similarly, the HandEra 330 support CF cards, so the issues with
supporting a hard drive are more of size and power than of OS.
This, of course, is all based on PalmOS 4. An Apple iPad might
conceivably be based on the next-generation PalmOS, so hard drive
support may well be more integrated.
<<<John>>>
Benjamin wrote:
> I think it's not necessary a PalmOS device, maybe some other OS I really
> can't imagine Palm OS working with a real harddrive with a real file
> system.
>
>
> On $B_at_14|8^(B, 2 8, 2002, at 09:07 , Eric L. Strobel wrote:
>
>
>>
>>The one thing that's *really* disturbing about that article is the
>>mention
>>of using the PalmOS.
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