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Originally Posted by dad911
I was wrong, thank you.
It is smart media. Dug out the digital calipers and measured. It does not fit in any of the newer readers I have, nor anything at the local print places.
However, it's 5v not 3.3, notch is on the opposite corner of the card than the 'newer ones'.
I found the reader I used to use, a Sandisk Imagemate SDDR-09, newest drivers are windows 98, OS 9
Of course somewhere along the line I updated my mac laptop to os10. Of course I tossed the win98s and older a few months ago.
I suppose I'll have to take a chance reading the 5v card in a newer reader. Thank you.
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Oh, so you've got a reader?
Linux not only doesn't trash drivers for no good reason, for USB it also will generally recognize the class and do a half-way respectable job of driving most USB devices with a generic driver if it doesn't have an entry for it.
Find any PC with a USB interface.
Down load a bootable Linux image; create a bootable media and use it.
Plug Sandisk reader in.
Copy files where ever you want (Cloud, Email, USB thumb drive, burn a CD etc).