# Re: SCSI or USB

From: Doug Alcorn (doug@lathi.net)
Date: Wed Mar 15 2000 - 19:48:01 PST

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  Jonathan Buzzard <jonathan@buzzard.org.uk> writes:

  > Admittedly some big players such as UMAX, Epson, Canon and HP who have the
  > resources for doing their own ASIC design will likely continue to do so.
  > That said the HP-4200C does in fact use the Nat-Semi chip!
  >

  I saw a post on the linux-usb mailing list a _long_ time (months) ago from
  someone within Nat-Semi saying they were trying to write a linux
  driver for the chip in the HP 4200C(xi). I only saw the one post
  asking for help (and he was directed here) and nothing more.

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