linpus Linux and 32GB usb drive?

[Invasion]

Will this be recognized in Linux ? and will it need drivers to use full capacity and if so will they work with Linux??

http://www.overclockers.co.uk/showproduct.php?prodid=FL-009-CS&groupid=701&catid=137&subcat=&name=Corsair%20Flash%20Voyager%2032GB%20USB2.0%20Flash%20Drives%20(CMFUSB2.0-32GB)

 

[craptakular]

In my experience using suse/ubuntu/arch they just automount themselves. Nothing has ever needed installing when I used my 4gb stick.

 

[Invasion]

In my experience using suse/ubuntu/arch they just automount themselves. Nothing has ever needed installing when I used my 4gb stick.

oh ok that is good then it was just I thought I had seen a customer review on this site that said to use full capacity you had to install something? although I cant seem to find that now

thanks, think I will order one of these

 

[craptakular]

£70 seems a lot for a usb stick, I take itr your using it for a eee laptop thing?

If not cant you just buy a lappy drive with a caddy?

 

[Invasion]

£70 seems a lot for a usb stick, I take itr your using it for a eee laptop thing?

If not cant you just buy a lappy drive with a caddy?

yeah I wanted it for my Aspire one...and I do agree £70 is a lot and it has been thing that has stopped me ordering it at the minute. I may go for the 16GB @ 38.76 inc Vat

Decisions Decisions

 

[craptakular]

does it have an sdhc port? SDHC cards a fairly cheap, it seems a lot of people use them for data storage or use it for XP partition or summit.

£70 dude is way to much, an extra £70 and your getting close to cheapo dell 13" laptops.