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You may know I've been trying to get a pure-NFS system set up, without much
luck --- I get random lockups for no apparent reason, possibly related to
running out of memory but possibly not. I've tried swapping over NFS (doesn't
work); swapping over netblk (deadlocks); swapping onto a flash card (card
wasn't recognised). So, I need some mass storage.
Now, I could get a microdrive (120 UKP for the 340MB version). Or, I could
get a SCSI PCMCIA card and hook the iPAQ up to one of the many SCSI drives we
currently have. 75 UKP for the card, drives are free, and a lot larger than
340MB. We don't need to iPAQ to be portable for this application.
So; has anyone tried this? What cards are supported by the Familiar/Intimate
kernel? Cardbus or not cardbus? Is this a good idea?
Also: where can I get the source to the current kernel?
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David Given
dg_at_tao-group.com
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