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USB and flash card
Name: Petit Jean Date: June 18, 2005 at 05:53:04 Pacific OS: ms-dos 7.1 CPU/Ram: Pentium all
Comment:
I load Panasonic driver usbaspi.sys first in the config.sys and the Mhairudo di1000dd.sys next to support a flash multi-card reader with more than one card inserted.It seems that only one drive is detected as C drive and that the other card remain undetected.Is there a switch used with the drivers that may be used to detect the other cards or it is one card at a time under dos. device=usbaspi.sys /e /v (for USB suppot) device=di1000dd.sys (for flash card reader) The /e is used for USB 2.0 and leaving /e out is for USB 1.1. http://radified.com/Files/usb-dos.zip Note:the Panasonic usbaspi.sys driver is not the one by Mhairudo but the one in the usb-dos/f2h folder in the above download good for both.
Name: Rick McNabb Date: June 21, 2005 at 13:32:53 Pacific
Reply:
Well, you can try loading the driver without the /e switch. It will then detect anything it finds, including the enhanced controller.
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Response Number 3
Name: JasonGarner Date: July 28, 2005 at 15:51:41 Pacific
Reply:
i have put in device=usbaspi.sys /w /v device=di1000dd.sys
i have a CF card in my lexar card reader, but the driver only sees the SM/xD slot. is there anyway to change it so that it sees the CF?? the /e doen't change anything (it just toggles USB 2.0)
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