RE: [nsp] Using Viking Flash ATA disks in C12000?

From: Jonas Stenling (jonas@stenling.nu)
Date: Mon Apr 29 2002 - 08:40:40 EDT

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On Mon, 29 Apr 2002, KF wrote:

> hmm what is your price for that flash disk? Maybe is relevant to look for 3rd party distributors of Cisco "certified"
> memoy/cables/gbic products...

Around $100, which is way less than what you pay for "certified" disks. As
far as I know Flash ATA is a standard so any disk should work, right?

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