I know this is a CF thread, but:

Adata 16GB Turbo Series SDHC (Class 6) working fine with IDE-SD adapter.

Note that adapter specifically says it supports bootable mode, sdhc, master/slave and ultra dma etc. More expensive adapter than CF, but cheaper memory cards.

yay I`m CF compatible

Kingston 4GB Compact Flash Card (CF/4GB) to Amiga IDE Working
http://www.overclockers.co.uk/showpr...137&subcat=222

Sandisk Ultra II 2GB
http://www.7dayshop.com/catalog/prod...ucts_id=100516

Sandisk Extreme III 4GB
http://www.7dayshop.com/catalog/prod...ucts_id=101183

2GB tested and working in PCMCIA.... 4GB tested and working in both PCMCIA and IDE. :)

Emtec 256MB 40x speed - does not work on CF-IDE

recognized and formatted in winuae
but im always gettting error while writing in real amiga (after some kBs), tried even FE00 maxtransfer, nothing helps

Working !!!
 

KINGSTON SDHC 8GB CLASS 6 MEMORY CARD

http://foulcap.free.fr/sdhc.jpg

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Secure Digital SD Card To 44-Pin 2.5" IDE Adapter

http://foulcap.free.fr/sdadapt.jpg


http://foulcap.free.fr/sdadapt2.jpg


infos :

Secure Digital SD Card To 44-Pin 2.5" IDE Adapter

• 100% BRAND NEW & NEVER USED
• Hot-swapable
• Converts Secure Digital Card into IDE compatible hard drives
• Bootable solution for laptop computer
• Power from IDE interface
• You can install the OS onto the SD Card
• No hard disk noise from your workstation
• Compatible with MMC system specification 2.0 , SD Memory Card specification 1.0 , SDHC Memory Card
• Compatible with DOS, Linux, Windows 98SE, Me, 2000, XP and Vista (and Amiga :D)
  
• Support PIO, Multi-Word DMA and Ultra DMA data transfer mode
• Dimensions: 53mm x 42.3mm (with 7.2mm pin)

WORKING Perfect !!! (using PFS3 with Mask 0xfffffc and MaxTransfert : 0xffff )

I have a general question.
I am planning to "reanimate" my old A1200.
I want to add a CF-card as a HDD via IDE 2.5 to CF card Adapter.
Meanwhile its known to me (after reading this thread), that i have to choose
CF cards, which are confirmed to work with the Amiga,
and now is my question:
Can i use for the Amiga almost every IDE 2.5 to CF card Adapter, which are available in various Online-shops.

Yes, mai. It looks like it! :)

Thanks, maybe in the near future i have more questions about this subject, especially Amiga OS installation via WinUAE, who knows.:D

Sandisk extreme 111 4gig working with fastata 111,

peak 4gig not recommended, produces errors and lost partions

Their no reason why you can't go beyond 4 gig. Just make sure you have AmigaOS 3.9 'Amiga OS ROM Update' in DEVS: and you haven't added SKIPROMUPDATES to Setpatch line. DirectSCSI version of PFS 3 should let you get beyond the 4 gig barrier too, as will IDEFix. I suspect though the larger the capacity of card used, the slowly the seek time to load files (particularly with larger files) being solid state memory as apposed to using a "real hard disk". Anyone want to benchmark with aminet version of diskspeed to see if I'm right? :-)

hercules. peak 4gig is the make & size of the cf card :)

Ah, okay.

I have an pyramid RCA120 expansion board in my A1200. The user manual says that if using the max memory (8mb in my case) it can conflict with the PCMCIA slot. Maybe that's what's wrong in your setup.

To stay on topic: I'm using the Sandisk 4gb ultra 2, and it works via IDE-CF adapter.

I have one of these Kingston x133 8gb size on my ide-cf adapter and works fine. Using bliz IV and CSA 12 gauge accelerators. Partitioned in two.

I agree, its more likely and unstable accellerator, like an apollo.

I doubt it's the accelerator, because I bought it from him :) It's a Microbotics 1230xa.
It works fine with a Sandisk Ultra 2 GB CF card and a Sandisk Extreme 2 GB CF card. The accelerator is also PCMCIA friendly. It can take up to 128 MB RAM and it doesn't conflict with the PCMCIA slot.
See this thread:http://eab.abime.net/showthread.php?t=41637

Anyway, IMO Sandisk cards are the most compatible.

Well must be mobo specific then, cause we have sold loads of those cards as HDD solution without 1 problem.

Could be. Or maybe it was his CF-IDE adapter.
I can't test it myself, cause I don't have any highspeed Kingston cards.
I only have Sandisk cards, and this works for me on all my amigas (with and without accellerator card).

Seagate 2.5 GB ST1. Working fine at A4000D. (photo borrowed from ebay)

Extreme IV also works fine in all my 3 cheapo Hong Kong CF-IDE-adapters.