Hi Nathan,

I see two conflicting informations here:

nathan_probst wrote:

>My company intends to develop a device that can plug into both Windows
>and Linux machines. This device needs to contain a powerful RDBMS
>(residing on a FAT32 filesystem) such that the info stored under one
>OS is available on the other OS. The RDBMS needs to be as
>resource-efficient as possible (which rules out a Java solution).
>

1. Firebird will be running on the device, not on the host machine. Is
this correct?

>So far, FB is the only option I've located. But, I'm unsure if the ODS
>is compatible between OS's.
>
>

2. If you need ODS compatibility it whould mean Firebird is on the host
(Linux or Windows) machine. (2) conflicts with (1). May be you need
filesystem compatibility, but the ODS will be bound to the Firebird
version running on your device.

>Nathan Probst
>
>

Ivan.