Difference between revisions of "CF Card slot"
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* [[Wikipedia:Compact Flash|Wikipedia article on CF Cards]] | * [[Wikipedia:Compact Flash|Wikipedia article on CF Cards]] | ||
| + | ==PCI based CompactFlash== | ||
| + | This is implemented as a PCI device, that can support both CF memory cards, and CF IO cards (e.g. Bluetooth or WiFi). | ||
=== Linux support === | === Linux support === | ||
| − | + | This is handled by the Linux [[PCMCIA]] subsystem. | |
=== Models featuring this Technology === | === Models featuring this Technology === | ||
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* {{X30}}, {{X31}}, {{X32}} | * {{X30}}, {{X31}}, {{X32}} | ||
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| + | ==USB based CompactFlash== | ||
| + | This is implemented as a USB device, and can only support CF memory cards. | ||
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| + | === Linux support === | ||
| + | This is handled by the Linux USB Storage subsystem (usb-storage). | ||
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| + | === Models featuring this Technology === | ||
| + | * [[ThinkPad Advanced Dock]] | ||
Revision as of 22:16, 18 October 2005
The CF Card slot (Compact Flash) is found on select ThinkPads.
This is a CF+ Type II slot.
PCI based CompactFlash
This is implemented as a PCI device, that can support both CF memory cards, and CF IO cards (e.g. Bluetooth or WiFi).
Linux support
This is handled by the Linux PCMCIA subsystem.
Models featuring this Technology
USB based CompactFlash
This is implemented as a USB device, and can only support CF memory cards.
Linux support
This is handled by the Linux USB Storage subsystem (usb-storage).
