I see your problem. The freedos cdrom is bootable, using Eltorito cdromdriver, so you can even boot from SCSI harddisk.
however, I'm not sure that it makes your SCSI harddisk visible. maybe there's no need to load a SCSI controller driver, maybe there is.
(for SerialATA there isn't).
I see you try to load cdromdriver after the controller driver. No need because of the integrated eltorito.sys driver (you need to set the cdrom drive in your SCSI BIOS as a bootable device).
I have the same SCSI driver. What I can do in the next FreeDOS cdrom distribution, is something like the following, just asking to load an entire series of widely used custom drivers:
DEVICE?=B:\ASPI8XX.SYS
DEVICE?=B:\ASPI8DOS.SYS
(etc)
DEVLOAD does not work for all drivers.
your comments also gave me some ideas to improve the cdrom. a nasty one would be an alias for PG called EDIT :)
(except when the EDIT program exists).
I'm still sticking to the fdconfig.sys name though, as I use diskettes which contain both a MSDOS (using config.sys) and FreeDOS (using fdconfig.sys). You can also create this kind of dualboot diskette with option 3 from the cdrom menu ("Create bootdisk") if you insert a MSDOS or win98 rescue disk.
Bernd
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