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Byte for byte copy of PCMCIA linear FLASH?

Started by Unknown May 1, 2008
I am looking for a way to do the above, on an old Intel PM24555 20MB
linear FLASH card.

This is the kind of thing

http://www.psism.com/linearflash.htm

The PM24555 appears to no longer be made but similar cards do exist. I
can get the PM24555 cards easily enough; it's reading and writing them
which is tricky.

I believe it may be easier under unix but I really want a windows (or
DOS) solution.

Any suggestions would be much appreciated.
On Thu, 01 May 2008 09:19:59 +0100, nobody@nowhere.com wrote:

> I am looking for a way to do the above, on an old Intel PM24555 20MB > linear FLASH card. > > This is the kind of thing > > http://www.psism.com/linearflash.htm > > The PM24555 appears to no longer be made but similar cards do exist. I > can get the PM24555 cards easily enough; it's reading and writing them > which is tricky. > > I believe it may be easier under unix but I really want a windows (or > DOS) solution. > > Any suggestions would be much appreciated.
When I was playing with the Amstrad PDA 600 I used a dos program that read and wrote images from/to pcmcia cards. I had to get a reader that plugged into a floppy port on the motherboard. I know it worked on both RAM cards and the REX pcmcia organiser gadget. Would that do? It's on another box that would have top be resurrected, so if yes reply in the ng and I'll dig it out and email you.
I've found out that the PM24555 is the same as IMC020FLSA, and there
are USB2 readers/writers for that e.g.

http://www.psism.com/usbsramlf.htm

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