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It might have a Compact Flash adapter on the back (CF cards are IDE compatible and with better response times than HDDs; they are still in use in some embedded
by miahi 6y ago
It might have a Compact Flash adapter on the back (CF cards are IDE compatible and with better response times than HDDs; they are still in use in some embedded systems, you just have to use a compatible filesystem, as they don't usually have internal wear leveling). Unfortunately I cannot find any pictures of the back of the motherboard, but if you look carefully at the pictures it seems that the board has two PCBs.
- MisterTea 6y agoCompact flash cards do in fact employ wear leveling. Though there may be some very old cards which do not. I have a few systems running 9front from CF. I also use CF cards in IDE adapters to replace spinning rust disks in retro systems. (edit: typo)