Robert P. J. Day wrote:
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?)
If it uses USB mass storage, it's a SCSI driver, not emulation.
Chech the USB and/or kernel list for more. But since day one, usb-storage used scsi (depends on scsi-mod), and either sr-mod, or sd-mod depending on device type.
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.
PCMCIA + CF is treated as IDE. My CF card mounts as hdeX.
-Thomas
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