The Interak CPU/SSD works with any CF card which  allows 8-bit mode. There are reports on the Internet that some CF cards work and others do not. I have tested the following CF cards which all work perfectly - in fact I have not found any that do not work, even the SanDisk Ultra II 1GB is fine although I am only using 128MB of it. 

Kingston 128MB Cisco Systems 256MB SanDisk Ultra II 128MB eFilm 128MB

FujiFilm 256MB SanDisk 256MB SanDisk Ultra II 1GB Samsung 256MB

The Compact Flash in IDE mode works out really well with CP/M 2.2 since the maximum disk size that this OS can handle is 8MB.  All of the CF cards that I have looked at have 32 sectors per track and allow 512 bytes per sector (= 16K per track) and with 500 Cylinders per head.  This gives a total size 8MB per head and the number of heads depends on the size of the CF. (in this case 16heads x 8MB =128MB).

All this means that just by switching heads in the BIOS CP/M has access to another 8MB drive.  The Interak computer now has A: to N: as 14 x 8MB hard drives with O: and P: as 2 floppy drives - total = 16 drives which is the maximum number possible with CP/M 2.2. 

By only using 14 drives with a 128MB Compact Flash each CP/M drive can be a full 8MB. If 16 drives are used the actual storage available on the CF card will be revealed as slightly under 128MB. This means that one drive has to be slightly smaller than the rest, which means extra code in the BIOS.