SCSI emulation for USB zip drivers? is it necessary?

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  given that it's possible to ditch SCSI emulation for IDE CD-RWs
and use the IDE device directly, is there something analogous for
USB zip drives?  (and possible other SCSI lookalike devices?)

  currently, of course, a USB zip drive is typically available
through /dev/sda4, so one still needs SCSI disk emulation to
access one.  is there an alternative that does not require
SCSI support?  or is one still stuck with that for the time
being?

rday

p.s.  i'm trying to remember if accessing a CF memory card thru
a PCMCIA CF adapter also required a SCSI device access, but my
memory is failing me at the moment.


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