Category Archives: open source

Bridging ExpressCard to PCIe for LTO

Posted on March 30, 2014 by Michael Richmond

In the mid-1990’s I worked as a photoshop jockey for the Sydney Morning Herald and other Fairfax Media newspapers. At that time we would regularly send a photographer into the field with a large Pelican case that held a digital … Continue reading →

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LTFS Format Specification and Open-Source

Posted on August 17, 2011 by Michael Richmond

In an earlier post I mentioned that prior to the introduction of LTFS an application typically relied on proprietary APIs to read and write data tape. These proprietary APIs typically have used proprietary data formats on the tape media. These … Continue reading →

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