Mem stick, is there such a thing as a router for it ?

[vhelp]

* note, I just realized someone posted a similar question. But I was already
typing this out and it might be different. Anyway.

So they got Routers for cable modems, where you can share one modem with
multiple computers in one's house. I was thinking along the same idea, but
with mem sticks.

I'm using 1-gig mem (flash, or whatever) sticks between both systems.

Ok. Really domb question, but still, I was wondering. Because, now I'm getting
a little tired of swapping in/out my mem stick between my WIN98 and XP Home.
I don't want to a network setup. Both my pc's can do this since they have LAN
support, but I don't want to activiate it, especially on my WIN98 system. Had
too many bad episode with this (LAN) on them and Interneting.

Otherwise, I'll continue to put up with it.

-vhelp 4344

[nic2k4]

Linksys WRT350N:

http://www.linksys.com/servlet/Satellite?c=L_Product_C2&childpagename=US%2FLayout&cid=...=4351276789B06

[TJohns]

Google for "virtual USB" software - I downloaded some ages ago but never got around to trying it out. It suppose to let you "share" a USB port on a master machine (like a shared folder or printer) that you connect to from the remote machine. The driver on the remote makes a "virtual" USB port that gets all it's info from whatever's plugged into the master - viola!

Trev