[NTLK] 3.3V ATA flash cards and 3.3V wireless network cards discrepancy

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Hi,
I finally bought compact flash to pcmcia adapter for my MP2100. I had
16MB flash card on my desk for a while. Believe it or not I got it for
free from my collegue who bought a digital camera.
I installed Paul's ATA driver RC3, inserted card and partioned it.
Everything worked flawlessly. What a surprise when I checked "About this
card" dialog. It says that voltage of the card is 3.3V. I remember
discussion going on about wireless network cards and their voltages. I
believe that result was that you should not use wireless network that
has voltage 3.3V. Could we actually use compact flash cards that has the
same voltage: 3.3V?
Thank you,
Radek

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