What you need is a CF (Compact Flash) card to IDE adaptor. I've seen CF cards up to four gigs out now. Just bought a 40X two gig SD (Secure Digital flash) card for under US$80 FWIW. Prices have finally come down to a level where it might be practical for a real PC. Was thinking of using CF to IDE adaptors in a RAID 0 array to improve performance too.
Anyway, interfaced with your system this way you don't need any PC BIOS support or hotplug/SCSI emulation in OS. It's completely transparent to the PC hardware and OS, in other words.
SOLID STATE HARDISK on LINUX boost performance speed
Hi Folks, I've been thinking how to put my RH/SUSE/Mandrake on a Solid State Drive, See I've been manage to put DOS/WIN older version on a CompactFLASH and Boot the COMPUTER without any Conventional Hardisk many years ago. If just anyone on this BOARD can help with LINUX it would be a big help. Really it'll works out very lovely.
