Well, the sandisk card follows the ATA spec in many ways, and uses the DOS
filesystem.  You would be halfway to reading and writing an IDE HD by developing
a sandisk reader/writer.

If someone were to send in and release a sandisk compactflash card with a PIC
such that an IBM compatible computer can read PIC data placed on it (according
to sandisk specs) then I would be more than happy to give them a 16MB sandisk
card.

-Adam

Andrew Kunz wrote:
>
> Adam,
>
> Your support for the full size of the 2G drive is a pretty big bite.
>
> How about a free SanDisk card for someone who can read/write in a manner useful
> to getting data in/out of your laptop?  I see _that_ as having a lot of
> potential for embedded systems.  Shoot, I wouldn't care if the spec allowed it
> to be formatted by DOS and had to have a single file (named somewhere) that was
> the data I/O file.
>
> Andy