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: USB 2.0 drivers for DOS by madmaxUSB (de la Vega) =========== History: * March-May 2003 * I had acquired a USB 2.0 external 10GB HD and started looki...
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: Tis sad, but the darkehorse USB DOS forum is going down soon, so I thought I'd post this useful bit of info on results of my research in getting USB 2...
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: 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: 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: 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: 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: 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: 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: are you already booting from your bootable usbstick? then you don't need and can't load usbaspi anymore. is your usbstick usb 2.0 capable? is your usb...
Summary: Hi, After most investigations, My problem of slow rate for restoring with Dos is due to "PhoenixBIOS 4.0 Release 6.0". In fact I dont need drivers, be...
Summary: Have a Compaq machine with 2 built-in 1.1 USB ports (on motherboard). I can boot to DOS with a Win 98 DOS boot disk. This allows me to access all Fat...
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: Ok folks, here's the issue. When using a USB 1.1 thumb drive (64MB) I can load the USBASPI.SYS and NJ32DISK.SYS with no issues. But if I try to load t...
Summary: USBASPI.SYS Panasonic(TM) USB to ASPI driver v2.06 and v2.15 Reference Rev 4.2 updated 1 Sept, 2004 by madmaxUSB =========== For a brief history on ...
Summary: The USBASPI.SYS Panasonic(TM) USB to ASPI driver v2.06 Reference Rev 3.1 =========== For a brief history on how I got to research on this very useful...
Summary: USBASPI.SYS Panasonic(TM) USB to ASPI driver v2.06, v2.15 and v2.20 Reference Rev 4.6 updated 3 Nov 2005 by madmaxUSB =========== Recapped from http:...
Summary: Hello all I am trying to make a boot up diskwith support for my USB 2.0 ATAPI CD-RW. I am tryimg to add it to a VIA Eden SBC, with a Eden 533MHz proce...
Summary: Let's start from the beginning: 1. Does your USB HP 8200 CDRW work in your same PC running Windows? 1.1. NO 1.1.1. Check Windows version and support ...
Summary: 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...
Summary: USBASPI.SYS Panasonic(TM) USB to ASPI driver v2.06 and v2.15 Reference Rev 4.0 updated 25 Feb, 2004 by madmaxUSB =========== For a brief history on...
Summary: USBASPI.SYS Panasonic(TM) USB to ASPI driver v2.06, v2.15 and v2.20 Reference Rev 4.5 updated 23 Mar 2005 by madmaxUSB =========== For a brief histo...
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