Is here anybody who know how to install HAMA FlashPen mini USB 1 GB drive in DOS? It is model 56971 V2, suports USB 1.1. Thanks

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Search Google for "dos usb duse" or go to http://www.stefan2000.com/darkehorse/PC/DOS/Drivers/USB/ and download DUSE 4.4, It's basiclly a generic USB driver for DOS and supports USB2, also works with USB CD-ROMS. You may have to tinker around with the settings, but it worked OK for me. Make a boot disk and add duse.exe and duseldr.com to it. Read the PDF file for help. Good luck James

You should probably have a local guru (with DOS experience) do this for you! You can use - A DOS USB boot disk Heres how: (1) http://www.bootdisk.com/bootdisk.htm - download thu MSDOS 6.22 boot image (1a) extract it to a floppy - you will need to remove several files to make room for the USB driver and edit a few other files (1b) Remove the following files from the disk: attrib.exe, deltree.exe, qbasic.exe share.exe, setver.exe restore.exe, tree.exe, cd1.sys, cd2.sys, cd3.sys, cd4.sys (2) ftp://ftp.dars.com.ru/support/dos_usb/mhairudos.zip - download the DOS USB driver (2a) load di1000dd.sys and usbaspi.sys to the disk from mhairudos.zip (2b) load Notepad and open CONFIG.SYS, change it to read: DEVICE=HIMEM.SYS /testmem:off FILES=30 BUFFERS=20 devicehigh=USBASPI.SYS /w /v devicehigh=DI1000DD.SYS LASTDRIVE=Z (2c) Save it (2d) open AUTOEXEC.BAT and delete its contents (3) REBOOT, BOOT from drive A (3a) follow onscreen instructions NOTE: the drivers dont seem to work with VIA USB chipsets but I have had success with many other chipsets; also if the system is a laptop and the USB is on a PCMCIA card you may need DOS drivers for the PCM bus/controller. Best of luck, Merry Christmas - Daniel Billings