From: G.E. Ross (g.e.ross_at_sympatico.ca)
Date: Wed Feb 19 2003 - 04:24:49 PST
I still have the file up at:
http://www3.sympatico.ca/g.e.ross/33313021rC.pdf
I posted it to UNNA, but without a search engine there I have no idea where
it went.
Unfortunately, this document is for cards with part numbers in the range
FLXXM-20-1XX38-XX. I seem to recall seeing something from another link
posted at the time which referred to 1XX19 cards. A search through the
newtontalk archive re the centennial cards will find it.
I believe the 1XX19 cards use one of the incompatible intel flash ram sets.
Regards,
Glenn
On 2/18/03 10:33 PM, "Darrell Greenwood" <lists1_at_telus.net> wrote:
> On 2/18/03 at 8:58 PM -0600, Tim Breitberg wrote the following :
>
>> 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?
>
> My 3 only Centennial Linear Flash PC Cards bought off of ebay
> recently, numbers;
>
> PM24291 35099 34757 A
> FL16M-20-11138-67
>
> are recognized in my Newton 2100 and work fine.
>
> I vaguely remember a url being posted on this list in the last couple
> of months that decoded the Centennial part numbers.
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