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End Users: USB Mass Storage devices for the Iyonix PC
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Saturday, June 07, 2003 - 08:11 PM, (2775 Reads)
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We've just received a press release from Mike Williams on behalf of Castle Technology, announcing today, the availabilty of support for USB storage devices for the IYONIX pc.
With the hot swapping and speed given by USB devices, Castle have provided access to the following USB mass data storage devices:
- USB hard drives in native RISC OS "FileCore" format and PC "FAT xx" format
- USB flash devices (keyrings, memory cards, card readers etc)
- USB digital cameras
- USB removeable cartridge drives (ZIP etc)
- USB MP3 players
RISC OS users should ensure that any device conforms to one the following conformant, on-vendor specific, USB mass storage classes (08 06 00, 08 06 01, 08 06 80).
These are in addition to USB devices already supported by the IYONIX pc. Further, a compatability database is available at http://www.iyonix.com/usb/ to which users can add other device details in addition to those already verified by Castle. Some USB devices may need specific drivers - please contact Castle or your peripheral supplier for more details.
This is a free upgrade for all existing IYONIX pc users through the IYONIX pc update system. It is one of a new range of "SCSISoft" modules which
make use of the abstracted SCSI filing system announced in May 2003.
For more information on the 32-bit IYONIX pc visit http://www.iyonix.com
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