From: bbla...@home.nl
> Partition & format it as FAT32 with Windows tools like RUFUS or > RMprepUSB.
> Then boot from this bootable USB Flash Drive. That's about > all the legacy
> emulation a BIOS will do. Booting from harddisk/floppy > then trying to get
> access to USB Flash Drives is troublesome due to lack > of the BIOS emulation
> (only provided for the booted drive) as well as > DOS drivers for
> USB/SCSI/FireWire controllers. OK, that makes sense. Then I guess if I
> booted from one flash drive with 2 separate flash drives installed, the 2nd
> flash drive wouldn't be accessible? I'm just trying to understand all of
> this USB with DOS stuff.
> > If you're able to find an ASPI driver, then MKISOFS or CDRKIT can do the >
> > burning. Usually this means creating a new disk image (ISO file) then >
> > writing that to CD. I'm assuming your CD drive is connected to IDE or >
> > SATA controller. If not you're out of luck.
Yes, my CDR drive is an older IDE one. I did have a SCSI one in the past
though, but that was many years ago! :)
> > http://bootcd.narod.ru/index_e.htm lists an ASPI.SYS> > > Goodluck :)
thanx a bunch!
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