"clickfree" USB HDD

[Tyler Aviss]

We recently got some of these at work. When they're plugged in, they
show up with a small "47mb" filesystem with the software that autoruns
in windows, as well as a regular drive.
The small filesystem appears to show as a ISO9660 drive (fake CD-ROM
drive?). I'm guessing that it's just a little bit of flash memory,
perhaps an embedded SD card or something similar.

If it's a ROM chip I'm guessing it can't be changed. Alternately,
anyone know of a way I might overwrite that little area of flash drive
with something useful (like a rescue image)?


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Tyler Aviss
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