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Off Topic forum / Rumor: Apple Zaurus Killer
« on: March 09, 2005, 07:40:15 am »
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I was going to say "no, you can't", but then I realized that I don't know which profile the Z hard drive connector uses.It uses the second PCMCIA/CF slot, which of course is internal in the SL-3000. All Zauruses in fact have the ability to support a 2nd CF slot, just run 'cardctl ident' and you'll see it empty on all models apart from the SL-3000 and maybe a 6000 with a sled. Only the SL-3000 has the extra connector internally and I think maybe the 6000 uses this for the sled with the extra CF slot.
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iPods are already out with 40GB versions - where are the PDA-type devices with that kind of capacity?Right here: [a href=\"http://www.linuxdevices.com/news/NS8811342597.html]http://www.linuxdevices.com/news/NS8811342597.html[/url]
I'd have to agree that UK plugs & sockets are somewhat larger and more cumbersome than those in the U.S. and for that matter many other parts of Europe - however the UK earth (ground) is not bonded to the neg line, which is the case in U.S. & also some European countries, this is in-turn often spiked into the mud. (lol)Unless I'm mistaken, I have seen 3 prong US plugs in a similar arrangement to the UK plug (They just added an extra, round prong, making a triangle shape) and the 3rd prong is an earth. Of course you need US sockets that have a 3rd hole too, but most do.
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I have no problem to use this card on my laptop Toshiba Satellite 1115-S103 with SUSE 9.2.What does 'cardctl ident' give for your card? The BT2000E card is supported. The BT2000C card is not. The BT2000C card is the later card.
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It completely locks up. I need to remove the battery to restart. When I first had my C700, it seemed much more stable. It became unstable after many new apps were installed. I assumed an app. was causing the problem and that it would go away on a clean C3000. I was wrong.Hmmm. I have never experienced this and I have not heard anyone else report this with the Socket Rev F card. Perhaps you have a faulty card?
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