Re: FastFlashDisks (flash disks)

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Date: Sun, 20 Jul 2003 03:22:42 EDT

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wow, I did not know this, thank you for informing me, it would be really bad 
if I had an expensive drive and come to find out its just corrupting what goes 
in lol

thanks again
and thanks to Alan for the shentech link
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From:     (Carol Stein)
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Hi, Alan et al

My understanding is that the Firewire interface, which was developed to
allow fast transfer of huge low-res video files, achieves its speed in part
by NOT doing any error checking. In a video file, it wouldn't matter much
if a few bytes here and there are corrupted, but I wouldn't want to use
this protocol for any other type of data file (i.e., text, Web graphic,
even speech).

Cheers --
Carol

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<BR>thanks again
<BR>and thanks to Alan for the shentech link<I>
<BR>______________________________________________
<BR>From:     (Carol Stein)
<BR>Reply-to:    
<BR>To:    
<BR></I>   =20
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<BR>
<BR>Hi, Alan et al
<BR>
<BR>My understanding is that the Firewire interface, which was developed to
<BR>allow fast transfer of huge low-res video files, achieves its speed in p=
art
<BR>by NOT doing any error checking. In a video file, it wouldn't matter muc=
h
<BR>if a few bytes here and there are corrupted, but I wouldn't want to use
<BR>this protocol for any other type of data file (i.e., text, Web graphic,
<BR>even speech).
<BR>
<BR>Cheers --
<BR>Carol
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