Hi All,
I can make my HDD works by this driver.
I translate the README.TXT of this driver.
Please refer #10959 also.
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"motto hairu" DOS Driver
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This driver enables "motto hairu" USB interface on DOS.
IEEE1394 interface can not be used on DOS.
There are three drivers as DOS Driver.
USBASPI.SYS : USB1.1 mode ASPI Manager
RAMFD.SYS : RAM DISK driver for USB floppy, if you have only single USB port and access both.
Di1000dd.SYS : ASPI HDD driver
1. If you does not have USB floppy
Copy USBASPI.SYS and Di1000dd.SYS files and
add following 2 lines to config.sys on the boot disk.
device=USBASPI.SYS
device=Di1000dd.SYS
After that, connect "motto hairu" to USB port, then set this disk to FDD, and
power-on PC.
2. If you use USB floppy
Copy USBASPI.SYS, Di1000dd.SYS and RAMFD.SYS files and
add following 3 lines to config.sys on the boot disk.
device=RAMFD.SYS
device=USBASPI.SYS /W --- Use /R option, if you have multiple USB ports
device=Di1000dd.SYS
And confirm
device=himem.sys
is exist in config.sys.
If you don't have, add following 4 lines.
device=himem.sys
device=RAMFD.SYS
device=USBASPI.SYS /W
device=Di1000dd.SYS
When power-on, during booting, contents of FD is copied to RAM disk, then,
when the copy is completed, following message will appear.
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=== Connect the target device to USB port. ===
=== Press [ENTER} to continue. ===
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Then, disconnect USB floppy from USB port and connect "motto hairu" to USB port and
press [ENTER] key.
Boot will continue from RAM disk.
NOTE:
1) After changing DOS mode with rebooting Windows, it can not work.
You must power off once.
2) Option settings
USBASPI.SYS has following options.
/R : Access also USB FDD.
: RAMFD.SYS may be needed in some cases.
/W : Prompt following message for swapping floppy and device, if you need to boot from
USB floppy and have only one USB port
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=== Connect the target device to USB port. ===
=== Press [ENTER} to continue. ===
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/M=xx : OHCI memory map address
As default, it will use unused address between D0000h and DFFFFFh.
Ex) /M=D4 : Use D4000h
/P=xxx0 : UHCI I/O address
Specify if BIOS does not assign I/O Port Address of the controller.
/V : Shows various information.
3) In case of OHCI, EMM386.EXE is not recommended.
If you use it, don't use UMB or specify X=D000-DFFF to keep extended ROM space.
4) In some PC, UHCI's I/O port is not assigned by BIOS.
In this case, specify I/O port by /P option.
Appendix：About OHCI and UHCI
There are two kind of USB host controller chip spec.
Universal Host Controller Interface = UHCI
Open Host Controller Interface = OHCI
We can check which is used by following procedure.
1. Click [Start] -> [Setting(S)] -> [Control Panel(C)].
2. Double click [System] icon.
3. Click [Device Manager] tab.
4. Double click [Universal Serial Bus Controller].
************* Universal Host Controller
means UHCI is used.
************* Open Host Controller
means OHCI is used.
