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The The Neodio or Lead Data USB Compact Flash reader/writer is an USB storage device for reading CompactFlash cards. It needs some special initialization code to work properly in Linux 2.4 kernels. This kernel patch provides it. It should work with all 2.4 kernels, though it has been tested only with 2.4.19 and later. Offsets may be a bit off, but it should apply cleanly. 2.6 kernels do not need this patch, as they handle the Neodio correctly without help.
The USB ids to recognize this device:
0aec5010When a kernel is compiled with this patch enabled, it will automatically recognize the card reader/writer. Just access (mount) it as any other USB storage device.
This patch is licensed by the Gnu General Public License.
Debian users can also use the APT archive. You can also look at the CVS archive.
| Version | Date | Files | News |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1.1 | 2005-11-22 | kernel-patch-usb-neodio-1.1.tar.gz | Initial package release |
| 1.0 | 2003-03-18 | kernel-patch-usb-neodio-1.0.diff.gz | Initial release |