Re: USB-SATA/IDE adapter on linux/Fedora?

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L wrote:
> Has any one had good experience with USB-SATA/IDE adapter on
> linux/Fedora? if so, what is the brand? Most of these devises on
> markets is marked as workable on win or MAC. non mention of linux

Most of these use the USB “mass storage device class” standard, which
means they should Just Work in Linux, Windows (2000, ME and later) and
MacOS.

Hint: look for drivers for Windows XP and MacOS X. If they don’t exist,
they’re almost certainly Fedora compatible.

Hope this helps,

James.

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