Re: [NTLK] About those Centennial Flash cards...

From: Paul Nuernberger (newton_at_thenuernbergers.com)
Date: Tue Feb 18 2003 - 19:35:24 PST

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IIRC the linear flash cards that Newton accepts natively have to have a
special 'parameter ram' (stretching memory cells here, too long ago) section
inside. There were definitely 'linear flash' ram cards that didn't work in
the newts.

Paul Nuernberger

Tim Breitberg Sent
> Hi-
> A while back a friend gave me a Centennial Linear Flash PCMCIA card.
> The numbers are :
> PM24114 2279 27073 D
> FL16M-20-11119-67
> This card when inserted into my 2100 says it is not recognized, yet it's
> Linear, not ATA, what gives?

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