Hi All, I can make my HDD works by this driver. I translate the README.TXT of this driver. Please refer #10959 also. ---------- "motto hairu" DOS Driver ---------- 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. =============================================== === Connect the target device to USB port. === === Press [ENTER} to continue. === =============================================== 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 =============================================== === Connect the target device to USB port. === 　　 === Press [ENTER} to continue. === =============================================== /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.

Thank you. This did help, but I'm still half way to getting my external USB hard drive to be seen in ghost.

Hi, Frank, Where did you get "motto hairu" dos driver? Is it free?