ata(pi)? hotplugging
Some hot plugging support exists out there in the wild for devices on the ide bus. Is anyone working on support for them?
The two most likely devices are the pccard to ide adapters which allow ata flash devices to plug into the ide bus. I have one which works so long as I do not hot plug it. Also, there are the disk carriers which accept a 3.5" drive, fit in a 5.25" bay, and allow the drive to be hot plugged. Very useful for raid arrays.
-JimC (rambling away :)
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Some hot plugging support exists out there in the wild for devices on the ide bus. Is anyone working on support for them?
Some Apple laptops have removable atapi devices. They work beautifully.
HTH
Oliver
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