Seagate 5GB Compact Flash II [ SOLD ]

[gprime]

WARNING: This card is pulled out of a Rio Mp3 player. It has the newer 3.04 firmware so it is not compatible with a lot of devices (including every digital camera I have access to).

Windows XP reads it fine, and sees it as a 4.7GB hard drive (when read with a memory card reader).

This is a Compact Flash II 5.0GB Seagate drive.





I'm looking for about $100 shipped.

[Crazy Cooter]

So does that mimic a compact flash card?  Not that the little lady will let me spend any more money right now   I'm just curious.

[daywane]

from this post. If you have a card reader it will.
I would snag it but broke for about a month.
http://forum.arcadecontrols.com/index.php/topic,36478.from1115433882.html#new
fair warning. you guys got till I find $100.00
want to trade? I know you are out some cash and understand you might be straped
how about a brand new never used 3" usb track ball and some booty?
svid tv act labs gun?
blaze ps1 ( 2 player CP and some booty?)

[gprime]

Heres the deal...

There are Compact Flash I and Compact Flash II cards. This is what I *think* I know about them:
CF I is flash memory based. CF II is micro hard disk based and slightly thicker (but same interface).

Seagate used to have 5GB CF II cards that were compatible with just about anything in the old Rios, until people bought these things for $250 just for the hard disk. They didn't like this for some reason, and changed the firmware to somewhat "cripple" the device (make it less compatible with a lot of things).

I recently won an ebay auction for this card. They auctioned it off as compatible with Digital Cameras. They probably weren't aware of the new firmware change. Basically, this is of no use to me since it doesn't work in my digital camera. It is recognized, and works perfectly with windows. I have no idea what else it is compatible with.

[gprime]

Hmm... I don't think I need any of the things you listed.

But I would trade for a 1GB card 

[gprime]

SOLD

Traded this for a 1GB Lexar CF.