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| Details for: 3SYSTEM USB FLASH DISK | Status  |
| ( Simple USB FlashDrive ) | ( Category: Mass Storage ) |
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| ID | 0x03eb:0x3301 |
| Driver | usb-storage
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| Comment | Works fine.
Comes with a fat16 Partition (at least the 64mb device), but you can also create for example a small fat16 partition and an encrypted ext2 partition with the kerneli.org patch :)
Mac OS X has no problems with 2 partition on this device, it |
| Submitted by | pab <at> blinkenlights.ch |
| Submitted on | Thu, 11 Jul 2002 11:00:26 +0200 |
| Last edited on | Thu, 11 Jul 2002 11:00:26 +0200 |
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| User comments | Please login to add comments |
alban koci
(koalban <at> gmail.com) |
2008-06-02 13:49:23 |
Please were i can download this driver |
raffaello emiliani
(rafemiliani <at> yahoo.it) |
2005-09-29 15:54:42 |
Please where i can download this driver? |
Alex Dalla Mora
(dallamora <at> cardsnc.it) |
2005-06-14 15:43:43 |
Please were i can download this driver? |
daasdas asdad
(darkillusion_13 <at> yahoo.com) |
2005-05-12 13:42:29 |
asdasdaas |
F.Trevor Gowen
(cpmspectre <at> blueyonder.co.uk) |
2003-05-11 08:52:30 |
The Seitec USB Bar from Watford Electronics (savastore.com) appears to be the same device. It worked fine under Win98 and Red Hat Linux 9 - once I realised that it appeared as a SCSI device under Linux! The Win98 software provided can format the device into two partitions but I could only see the first under Linux - I probably need the patch above? Appears to be some competition with the Iomega parallel port zip (100Mb) drive as to which will be the first SCSI drive - as long as both are connected at boot time the flash disk becomes /dev/sda1 and the zip drive /dev/sdb4. I am in the process of posting further info. on my website. |
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