Compact Flash duplicators

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We would like to find a solution for duplication of Compact Flash. It's
one thing to use a simple CF reader/writer to do a few systems, but quite
another to do 75-250.

I'm looking for the equivalent of a gang programmer for compact flash. I'd
like to put the "Gold" image in, then stuff the gang progammer with anywhere
from 5-10 CFs and have a way to duplicate en-masse a CF image.

Has anyone come across a gang Compact Flash progamming device?

Thank you,

Landon Cox
 
You've gotten some good advice on 'products', I just thought I'd toss this
out..

About a year and a half ago I did something similar for a client that was
distributing his software on USB memory...

It was fairly simple to write a program in Windows that opened the PHYSCAL
device and do direct block I/O to it...

Dave August
 
Yes, I did the same thing. Writting a duplicator isn't too difficult. Then
just plug in a few CF-USB adapters into a USB hub and have at it.
 
You've gotten some good advice on 'products', I just thought I'd toss this
out..

About a year and a half ago I did something similar for a client that was
distributing his software on USB memory...

It was fairly simple to write a program in Windows that opened the PHYSCAL
device and do direct block I/O to it...
Click to expand...

I use dd under Linux to duplicate my Windows XPe flashcard images. I have
two partitions, one protected by EWF. The EWF partition copies fine. It
just does a block read/write.

If the SID is a problem, use newsid from sysinternals.com.

There is a version of dd ported to Windows, but I've never tried it.

Jim
 
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