Summary: Hi, I can't connect External Usb 2 Recorder with CardBus Pcmcia Usb 2. I have this lines in config.sys : device=usbaspi.sys device =usbcd.sys /d:mscd0...
Summary: Hi madmaxUSB, This is the result of my test with 2 Image Ghost of 689 Mo and 661 Mo : In fact with my recent Notebook Medion with 3 port Usb 2 and Chi...
Summary: Hello, after two days of hard investigation on a old P4-1800 on Jetway P4XFA-Mobo with internal USB 1.0 and my new cheap external USB 2.0 Controller V...
Summary: You seem to be missing my point, you can not buy Norton Ghost and install on a MSDOS 6.xx PC, though appreciate that you can use certain parts by expl...
Summary: The USBASPI.SYS Panasonic(TM) USB to ASPI driver v2.06 Reference =========== Description: File size : 37,903 bytes Last modified : 27 Nov 2002 Suppor...
Summary: Hi madmaxUSB, I return "Archos External Disk Usb 2" to the retailer, because there is realy a problem. I think, that is chipset not compatible. it's i...
Summary: I have some discoveries made while trying to use GHOST 2003. My configuration has USB CDRW and USB floppy connected via external USB 2 hub to a singl...
Summary: Hi, I've been following several of the postings on how to get USBASPI to work with externally-connected hard-disks, and so far I've only had partial s...
Summary: In reply to madmaxUSB... Mucho gracias. That is an extremely useful posting. Can we get all the 'USB can't work under DOS' posts removed from this who...
Summary: hi, i am have a problem connecting my external hard drive with usb 2.0 pcmcia card under dos, every time i create the ghost 2003 boot disk and then i...
Summary: I have an external USB drive connected to a keyspan USB 2.0 PCMCIA card. I would like to use the drive to store Ghost image files. Does anyone have a ...
Summary: Basically, I am trying to set up a boot disk to back up my computers to an external USB HDD/flash drive I started out with a 98 boot disk and my auto...
Summary: Hello. I've got a problem in loading USB 2.0 Driver on DOS. Recently, I bought a new computer with Nforce4 motherboard. When I tried to load USB 2.0 D...
Summary: Answers for humtake (posting #28) - I will also email this to you. [1] Go to the following URL for NTFSDOS http://www.sysinternals.com/ntw2k/freeware...
Summary: I use aspi1394.sys in config.sys for the FWR IoGear external HDD, and apSoft's UNATA with memory switch /M:0xD4000 for Apricorn's EZ-GIG PCMCIA card e...
Summary: The Kouwell 2002-2 USB 2.0 CardBus is based on the NEC chipset so suspecting TI 1410 PCI-Cardbus compatibility of your notebook seems the right direct...
Summary: The driver is for the pocketech portable and external usb 2.0 HD. The notes in the DOS section clearly state the problem, and it is due to memory addr...
Summary: I'm having (big!) problems trying to use GHOST ( any version) to back-up ( or restore) my hard disk to ( or form ) my external USB 2.0 DVD writer. The...
Summary: I have tried using DUSE and the Panasonic 2.06 and mhairu drivers along with ghost. Both ways allow me to run everything fine but the speed is incred...
Summary: Hi, I haven't visited this forum for a longer time so please don't be angry if I repeat the question that might have been already answered. I wanted t...
Summary: I posted this a while back, but I'm still having problems - does anyone else have an ideas or suggestions: The object of the exercise is to get Norton...
Summary: The USBASPI.SYS included in the MHairu archive is actually for USB 1.x only, and does not support the /e parameter (which is supposed to select enhanc...
Summary: I have two SCSI Internal CD-ROM/CD-RW Drives installed in my System as well as two External USB-2 Mass Storage Devices. What is the recommented start-...
Summary: Hi there, this is a continuation of the post "USB 2.0 drivers for DOS" at this link: http://www.computing.net/dos/wwwboa... Since it's a old post (20...
Summary: hi All, I'm trying to boot using bootable USB stick 2.0 capable. the problem that I have is that I can load USBASPI.SYS if I don't put /e for usb 2....
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