fastlane65
If you have the DOS *ghost.exe* in a directory on your HDD and you have Windows running--open a command window in that directory with *ghost.exe* and type *ghost -ver*--what does the program report back with?
Quote:We already have several Freecom USB hard drives that Ghost's built-in USB drivers do not recognize.
That's always the potential issue with USB and DOS support--newer hardware that the DOS drivers were never updated to handle. Do the built-in USB drivers recognize other USB HDD's?
Quote:skipped the -nousb thinking it was counter productive
Having two USB DOS drivers attempting to access the same resources is a sure setup for possible conflict!
You can find the Panasonic DOS USB drivers (Usbaspi.sys) here:
v2.06
, size=37,903, dated 11/26/2002
v2.15
, size=39,093, dated 10/26/2003
v2.20
, size=39,179, dated 11/07/2004
After clicking on the downloaded *.exe* file which extracts the enclosed files, you will find the *Usbaspi.sys* file in the *F2h* subdirectory.
The *di1000dd.sys* file is also referred to at the *Motto Hairu USB Driver*, and can be found in this download from
Rad's download page
:
usb-dos.zip
.
After you un-zip the above file, there will be another zipped file--*MHAIRUDO.ZIP*--after un-zipping this file--you will find the *di1000dd.sys* there. (Warning--there is another *USBASPI.SYS* file in the same zipped file as the *di1000dd.sys*--but, that is not the one you want to use!--it's the version 1.xx and not the version 2.xx.)